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| | ... industry funds also featured on the list. Christian Super's Ethical Stable failed the benchmark by 1.22% p.a., as did EISS Super's Conservative Balanced, which failed by 1.29% p.a. Aware Super Personalised Diversified Socially Responsible Investment ... |
| | | ... Super's My Ethical Super, Colonial First State's FirstChoice, Commonwealth Bank Group Super's Accumulate Plus Balanced, EISS Balanced, LUCRF Super's MySuper, Maritime Super's MySuper, BT Super MySuper and lastly, the Victorian Independent ... |
| | | ... a year. Following the results it then made changes to its insurance offering. Just last month APRA gave similar orders to EISS Super, saying it must merge by 30 June 2022. It followed an investigation into the fund's spending and governance matters. ... |
| | | Protecting members' best interests, APRA has imposed additional conditions on EISS Super's licence - including that it must merge with a larger fund by the middle of next year. The move follows APRA's investigation into expenditure and governance ... |
| | | ... Super's My Ethical Super, Colonial First State's FirstChoice, Commonwealth Bank Group Super's Accumulate Plus Balanced, EISS Balanced, LUCRF Super's MySuper, Maritime Super's MySuper, BT Super MySuper and lastly, the Victorian Independent ... |
| | | ... (0.74%). The top 10 is rounded out by Suncorp ESB (0.77%), AustralianSuper (0.77%), AMIST Super (0.81%), Rest (0.89%) and EISS Super (0.89%). The fee cuts follow years of regulatory scrutiny and increased competition, with Rainmaker Information executive ... |
| | | TWUSUPER has decided to not proceed with its planned merger with EISS Super, saying it will pursue other options. In a statement this morning, TWUSUPER advised the merger will not go ahead, saying: "Any merger must be in members' best interest." ... |
| | | After a period of media scrutiny following its failure of the inaugural APRA performance test, EISS Super has faced a parliamentary committee, facing tough questions over the test result and its sponsorship deals. Liberal MP Jason Falinski led the questioning ... |
| | | ... and peer comparisons over a five-year period. AMP came in second place with the silver medal, followed by MLC, Zurich and EISS Super, which came equal third with the bronze medal. Among its worst performers, OnePath's OptiMix Balanced, Managed Growth ... |
| | | Just a week on from the exit of its chief executive, EISS Super has also now bid farewell to its chair and several directors. Fund chair Warren Mundy has departed the fund, alongside directors Mike Roche, Juliet Dunworth and Thomas Costa. Roche had ... |
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