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Super returns heading for second miserable year: Rainmaker

... (-12.7%) and comprehensive brand name (-15.3%) peers in Australian equities over the last twelve months, Rainmaker added. The top specialist managers by asset class were Investors Mutual (Australian equities), Platinum (international equities), UBS (property ...

Australian primary equity market falls 31% to $4.7 billion

... the market. JP Morgan and Citigroup/Salomon Smith Barney's role as joint bookmaker for that deal helped placed them at the top of Thomson's Australian Equity and Equity-linked tables. But in contrast to the growth in the media and entertainment industry ...

World airline industry faces worst crisis ever

... terms of revenue and passenger loads and that could well equate to losses of some $17 billion," he said. "That is coming on top of a year in which we've seen some $50 billion losses. So, the crisis is indeed extraordinarily difficult for the business." ...

Inadequate returns deter super top-ups: survey

In its March 2003 quarterly report, ING Melbourne Institute of Applied Economics and Social Research that found 10.5 per cent of Australian households would hesitate to invest more in superannuation due to inadequate returns. Of the 1,200 respondents ...

Ethical managers struggling to attract funds: report

... funds under managment (FUM) increased by 17% during 2002 (and up 6.5% in the December quarter), the sector is dominated by the top three managers, who enjoy more than 50 per cent market share. Rainmaker said Glebe Asset Management was the largest manager ...

Value managers maintain their edge as markets fall: InTech

... followed by Concord (-2.6%), Perennial Value (-3.0%), Lazard (-3.2%) and State Street Global Advisors (-3.2%). Lazard, also a top five performer over the past 12 months, said "Lazard Australia invests on the basis of bottom-up, fundamental value. Our ...

SG Hiscock tops fastest growing investment manger table: survey

... 327.2% growth of FUM to $519 million by the end of the year. A third Melbourne boutique firm, Investors Mutual, completed the top three fastest growing managers, acquiring $989 million, a growth rate of 199% in 2002. Two other managers also managed to ...

BT loses $1.29 billion of retail funds in December quarter:survey

... the December quarter, brining in $1.2 billion of FUM, an increase of 4.5%. But Plan For Life noted that managers outside the top 10 had a quarterly growth rate of 5.3%, and 14.2% during 2002 as a whole. The most successful top 10 manager in terms of ...

Investors shy away from risk as losses kick in: AIM

... assets all fell under this category, Beveridge said. In addition Beveridge claimed that hedge funds "could not be ignored" on top of the already established niche for boutique managers. It was important, he said, for the industry to "push platform providers" ...

Super fund returns at lowest since 1987: InTech

... return of -1.6%. MLC Balanced (-2.1%), Barclays (-2.2%), Citigroup Balanced (-2.4%) and Schroders (-2.4%) rounded off the top five fund management performers for last month. In the results for the past 12 months to February, the top performers were Maple-Brown ...

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Advice veteran's exit creates $1bn Tassie wealth group

KARREN VERGARA

Mancell Financial Group (MFG) founder Peter Mancell has retired as a financial adviser after 46 years, selling the business he built to pave the way for a $1 billion wealth management firm in Tasmania.

UniSuper, Aware Super deliver positive returns

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

UniSuper and Aware Super have reported returns across all investment options for the 2025-26 financial year.

HESTA executive jumps ship to Cbus

VINNY VUCAGO

A C-suite executive from HESTA has taken on a new role as chief member officer at Cbus, effective October.

ASFA strengthens cyber security with new hire

MATTHEW WAI

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has named its head of cyber and financial crime, bringing relevant experience from a super fund.

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