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| | | ... copped heat from Chalmers over his claims that the Division 296 tax changes won't impact politicians with specific defined benefit arrangements that pre-date 2004. Chalmers has maintained that politicians, no matter whether they're members of the Parliamentary ... |
| | | | ... accounts, about 720 of which are active. The median account balance is about $200,000. The fund was also home to 32 defined benefit members with a lifetime pension entitlement. They have all already been transferred to the Challenger Retirement Fund. ... |
| | | | ... options: the Australian shares, international shares, and growth options. Additionally, changes will be made to the defined benefit reserve investment strategy, switching from bespoke investments to the Conservative Balanced investment option. "[The ... |
| | | | Apex Group has won a mandate to administer Diversa Trustees' $7 billion master trust business. Diversa will use Apex Superannuation going forward, part of which means utilising Iress' Acurity platform. Iress offloaded its superannuation business to ... |
| | | | State Super closed its main defined benefit schemes in 1985 and 1992, meaning the fund is on a long slow march to completion. Its chief executive John Livanas unpacks the challenges of managing a fund with no new members and an inevitable end. State ... |
| | | | ... Qantas Super's head of defensive assets. In that role, he looked after the defensive asset portfolio and the defined benefit investment strategy and oversaw investment implementation and currency. Grogan has been with the superannuation fund for ... |
| | | | ... relationships across the firm's sales channels, including with institutional clients, securing new lifetime annuity and defined benefit opportunities in the half. Regarding funds management, Hamilton said the division continued to demonstrate the value ... |
| | | | ... by about $15,000. "The breach occurred because the relevant provider failed to take into account the client's defined benefit scheme even though income the client received from the scheme was referred to on several occasions in the Statement of Advice," ... |
| | | | ... that the situation could become problematic in extreme cases. Only 20% said they have no liquidity concerns. For defined benefit (DB) schemes, increasing exposure to private assets is one of the main reasons behind their liquidity concerns. Of the pension ... |
| | | | ... Sydney Water, and Transport NSW. During the period, it generated 7.5% p.a. for the State Super Trustee Selection (Defined Benefit) Portfolio and 8.4% p.a. for the Treasury Managed Fund. Some 17% or $19 billion of total AUM sits in unlisted assets. About ... |
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