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| | | ... evidence from the prudential regulator has demonstrated that this focus has reduced administration fees for consumers of MySuper products." Likewise, Super Consumers Australia (SCA) director Xavier O'Halloran praised the government's YFYS review ... |
| | | | ... notes that the performance test has significantly reduced the likelihood that employees are stapled to underperforming MySuper products. It is important that members are insured appropriately, and the government will continue to work with stakeholders ... |
| | | | Women-led MySuper products have outperformed on average by a consistent 0.3% per annum over three, five and 10 years, new analysis shows. Rainmaker Information looked at the performance of 18 women-led MySuper products, being those with women in senior ... |
| | | | ... billion. The self-managed super funds sector was also down, declining 2.4% year on year to $880.6 billion. Meanwhile, MySuper products declined in line with the overall asset pool, dropping 3.1%to $917.3 billion. Australians' retirement savings shrank ... |
| | | | ... practices, Ellis says. Further, the regulator is monitoring fund underperformance. While most of the focus has been on MySuper products, following the Your Future, Your Super review, APRA will be prepared for an iteration of the performance test for ... |
| | | | ... leading into and during their retirement." As previously reported by Financial Standard, APRA heatmaps said the bank's MySuper option had significantly poor performance in relation to the benchmark. The fund's total accounts growth rate (three-year ... |
| | | | ... foundation" from which to build. According to APRA heatmap data, HESTA ranked fifth by a measure of total accounts growth, for MySuper products, averaged over a three-year period. Accounting for some of this growth, HESTA completed its merger with Mercy ... |
| | | | ... "The median expense ratio for disruptor superannuation products being 1.15% p.a. was 10% higher than the Rainmaker 2022 MySuper fee benchmark of 1.06% p.a. Their high fees were a symptom of their lack of scale." Those still left standing - Future Super ... |
| | | | ... account in addressing drivers of poor product performance via the transparency provided on performance metrics in its MySuper and Choice Heatmaps. It will publish the heatmap, which is being updated using data submitted through the new APRA Connect system ... |
| | | | ... services, he added. On Australian super fund investments, Pilger said that most Australians use default investment options (MySuper), resulting in higher allocations to international equities, fixed income, private equity, private credit and infrastructure. ... |
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