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| | | David Atkin will leave as the $57 billion superannuation fund's chief executive later this year after 12 years in the role. Atkin steered Cbus as it grew from just $12 billion in assets under management, adopted a more comprehensive approach to ... |
| | | | ... profit-for-member superannuation, including as chair of CareSuper and chief executive of AGEST Super, prior to its merger with AustralianSuper. The appointment adds another notch to Wood's already impressive resume, currently serving as the chair ... |
| | | | ... 73.7% and 73.3% respectively. This was followed by First State Super (70.3%), HESTA (70.2%), CareSuper (67.6%), AustralianSuper (67.3%), Colonial First State (65.1%), Mercer (64.7%) and Hostplus (63.2%). "Consumers are continuing to be more satisfied ... |
| | | | ... number of months. In June, those plans were dumped and Statewide said it would pursue other opportunities. 3. AustralianSuper hikes admin fees Earlier this year Australia's largest superannuation fund increased its admin fees by 50%. It wrote to members ... |
| | | | ... Vision Super were given clear ratings across all categories. Noticeably, the nation's largest fund $167 billion AustralianSuper suffered a blemish, with the regulator giving the industry fund a yellow rating for the administration fees it charges ... |
| | | | ... responsible investing, in 2018 that number was up to 48% and now that number now sits at 93%. Australian Ethical, AustralianSuper, First State Super, Macquarie and Mercer Super Trust self-reported they had more than five dedicated responsible investment ... |
| | | | ... on a three-year basis. Last year, AMP lost the mandate for Australia Post's default superannuation fund to AustralianSuper. Hostplus declined to comment. AMP did not comment by the deadline. Read more: SelectingSuper award winners for 2019 included ... |
| | | | ... awards in Sydney yesterday, with several wealth management firms recognised among the list. Superannuation giants AustralianSuper, and QSuper both took away gongs, with AustralianSuper securing four, including the coveted Best Super Fund Award. Meanwhile ... |
| | | | ... able to be defaulted into or even be able to choose to enter an underperforming superannuation fund, according to AustralianSuper chief executive Ian Silk. Appearing before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics this morning, Silk ... |
| | | | ... fund of the year at this year's Rainmaker SelectingSuper awards in Melbourne this morning. The $167 billion AustralianSuper took home the coveted title. Rainmaker executive director of research, Alex Dunnin said: "What makes AustralianSuper stand ... |
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