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| | | ... are built for the retail market. While the US and European ETF markets are swamped with institutional flows, Australian super funds and other institutions have been slow to follow suit. Yesterday's ASX institutional ETF conference in Sydney pulled together ... |
| | | | National pension policy is a balancing act between adequacy and sustainability, a balancing act that G20 countries are finding increasingly difficult to maintain, reveals a major OECD report. Restoring this balance is forcing countries to adopt policies ... |
| | | | ... there will be more alliances," said Di Cristoforo. "The landscape has been available to them for a long time. Australian Super has showed the forward strategic thinking to look at this while others have choosen not to recognise the value of experienced ... |
| | | | High equity weightings in accumulation superannuation are unsuited to retirement funds, presenting a big opportunity to life offices and super funds to create products that mimic the age pension. Jeremy Cooper, former head of the Superannuation System ... |
| | | | ... cent and HESTA with 7.6 per cent. The top Personal super funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months were Australian Super with 7.8 per cent, HESTA with 7.6 per cent, Vision Super with 7.5 per cent and CareSuper and HostPlus with 7.2 per cent. The ... |
| | | | ... like to more actively liaise with the companies in which we invest on the management of ESG issues," he added. Australian Super recently said that it would work with an external consultant to assess the climate change risk of assets within its investment ... |
| | | | ... cent and HESTA with 7.6 per cent. The top Personal super funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months were Australian Super with 7.8 per cent, HESTA with 7.6 per cent, Vision Super with 7.5 per cent and CareSuper and HostPlus with 7.2 per cent. The ... |
| | | | Australian super funds accused of not 'walking the walk' after the nation's first climate change resolution did not pass, despite voting funds saying they support carbon disclosure. The vote was held at Australian oil and gas company Woodside's annual ... |
| | | | ... chairman Bernie Fraser has announced his retirement from the boards of industry superannuation fund giants Cbus and Australian Super. Fraser is leaving on June 30, but remains as chairman on the board of industry fund-owned ME Bank. ME Bank has been ... |
| | | | ... multiple board members Anna Booth, chair of Slater & Gordon and director at IFM, and Winsome Hall, chair of Zurich Australian Super and a director of ARIA, were the guest speakers. At the briefing, both Booth and Hall shared their experiences on how ... |
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