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| | | ... yesterday, saw 13 out of 76 MySuper products fail. The failing funds were AMG MySuper, ASGARD Employee MySuper, Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund's LifeTime One, AvSuper Growth, BOC MySuper, Christian Super's My Ethical Super ... |
| | | | ... This represents a pass rate of 84%. The full list of failing funds is: AMG MySuper, ASGARD Employee MySuper, Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund's LifeTime One, AvSuper Growth, BOC MySuper, Christian Super's My Ethical Super ... |
| | | | After 12 months of discussions, Sydney's Australian Catholic Superannuation and NGS Super have shelved their plans to merge and create a $21.5 billion fund. The two signed a Memorandum of Understanding in August 2020, after years of informal discussions ... |
| | | | ... $10 billion industry superannuation fund dropped administration and investment fees for its 86,000 members. Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund has reduced asset-based administration fees to 0.19% for each account balance, meaning ... |
| | | | ... the communities where our members live, work and retire." Meanwhile, Louise Bradshaw, who was previously at Australian Catholic Super and Retirement Fund joined Aware on Monday as senior analyst in its responsible investment team. "Louise's role ... |
| | | | ... advisory group Michelle Kidd as its leads. NGS Super is currently in the process of merging with Sydney's Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund (ACSRF). |
| | | | ... fund has exited, with the fund currently looking at a number of options for a replacement. Louise Bradshaw, Australian Catholic Super and Retirement Fund's (ACSRF) ESG officer, departed the fund on June 16. A spokesperson for the fund said it is considering ... |
| | | | ... income managers, who took 46% of the total FUM. The funds that handed out the most mandates were: Aware Super, Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund (ACSRF), ESSSuper, LGIAsuper and NGS. The biggest winners were Macquarie, IFM, BlackRock ... |
| | | | ... 2021, putting it at rank 25. It has hired heavily in recent months. To name a few, Rest hired Chris Drew from Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund as its head of Australian equities, Kiran Singh from Cbus as its head of listed assets ... |
| | | | The industry superannuation fund has hired from Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund as it continues its hiring spree for the internal investment team. Chris Drew has been named as head of Australian equities, overseeing the asset ... |
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