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| | | ... fund chief executives because there are too few of them, the funds they lead tend to be among Australia's best such as QSuper, HESTA, MTAA Super, Equip Super and CareSuper. "It might be that only the very best women are appointed to run super funds because ... |
| | | | ... Fund is ranked 35th overall with US$73.4 billion in assets, followed by Australian Super in 78th, State Super in 93rd and QSuper in 99th. There are 15 Australian funds in the top 300 with 11 added since 2005, highlighting the impressive growth of the ... |
| | | | The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has appointed QSuper CIO, Brad Holzberger to their board, replacing Michele Dolin who stepped down as GESB CEO earlier this year. Holzberger has over 20 years experience in the financial services ... |
| | | | Telstra Super, AXA North and QSuper are among seven superannuation funds to have recently gained a AAA rating for all of their superannuation and retirement products from research firm Rainmaker in the last three months. Rainmaker research has reviewed ... |
| | | | ... the most mandates by number was ipac Implemented Consulting which gave out 35 behests, followed by Telstra Super at 28. QSuper topped the list of entities that awarded the most mandates in dollar terms, dishing out $9.2 billion, followed by ipac Implemented ... |
| | | | ... latest edition of Rainmaker's Mandate Chaser report said, making them the fifth largest mandate-givers behind front-runners Qsuper, HESTA, REST and Telstra Super. Cbus said they had appointed new Australian equities managers including broad-cap manager ... |
| | | | ... Super has joined the Independent Fund Administrators and Advisers (IFAA) Acurity administration platform, which boasts QSuper, Telstra Super, and UniSuper as clients. Acurity, which now manages over 2.5 million superannuation members and over 50 billion ... |
| | | | ... investment team at 452 Capital in August reminded investors just how sensitive boutique funds can be to 'key man risk', while QSuper's decision to shift $10 billion into State Street ratcheted the active versus passive debate up a notch or two. And with ... |
| | | | ... in Australia contemplate or are already moving toward internal investment management of their portfolios. Others such as QSuper and AustralianSuper, which both have internal investment teams, are also adopting index-based investing to partly lower investment ... |
| | | | ... to a shift among Australian superannuation funds post GFC away from active and into passive management. AustralianSuper, QSuper and Unique are some of the more high profile super funds that have adopted this strategy. Implementation leakage garners much ... |
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