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| | | ... 2021/22 financial year. Further, real returns are expected to be the third lowest on record at -7.9%. Recently, AustralianSuper reported an annual return of -2.73% for its Balanced MySuper option - its first negative return since the Global Financial ... |
| | | | ... conservative, Australian shares, global shares, ethical and indexed). These funds were Australian Retirement Trust, AustralianSuper, Australia Post Super (now merged into Australian Retirement Trust), CareSuper, Cbus, Energy Super, Equipsuper, HESTA ... |
| | | | ... the benchmark return for MySuper options sits at 6.0%, while over 10 years it's 7.9%. The predictions come as AustralianSuper reports an annual return of -2.73% for its Balanced MySuper option - its first negative return since the Global Financial Crisis. ... |
| | | | ... with an 11.38% return, with Active Super in second place with 10.10%. This is followed by Hostplus with 10.03%, AustralianSuper on 10.01% and TelstraSuper's MySuper option in fifth place on 9.91%. Other super funds to make the list include Australian ... |
| | | | ... to chief risk officer, replacing Belinda Ray who Financial Standard revealed had left the fund in March to join AustralianSuper as head of internal audit. Nguyen, who has been acting in the role since Ray's departure, oversees the risk and compliance ... |
| | | | Choice of fund, shrinking investment horizons and the sheer size of the super industry have been pinpointed as the biggest changes of the last 30 years. In a panel discussion on day two of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees ASI Conference ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper is aiming to reduce costs to members by $300 million this year, including lowering administration fees for some members. According to the fund, members with less than $50,000 in their accounts will pay about 60% less than they currently ... |
| | | | ... working with the industry body's next president, who is yet to be appointed. In April, Cbus chair Wayne Swan and AustralianSuper group executive of strategy, reputation and corporate affairs Sarah Adams joined the AIST board; Swan as a trustee elected ... |
| | | | ... strategies on behalf of the global treasury investments team. Importantly, Kerr took a three-month contract at AustralianSuper in 2014 to develop a best practice currency management framework. He was previously a portfolio manager at Realm Investment ... |
| | | | ... could have at least two super funds with over $1 trillion in assets in the next 20 years. KPMG insights suggest AustralianSuper and the Australian Retirement Trust (ART) will dominate the super industry, each quintupling in size from $200 billion by ... |
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