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| | | ... product at 0.65%. This is followed by Bendigo SSSE and AMG Corporate, both on 0.70%, and Virgin Super Employer (0.73%) and QSuper Accumulation (0.74%). The top 10 is rounded out by Suncorp ESB (0.77%), AustralianSuper (0.77%), AMIST Super (0.81%), Rest ... |
| | | | ... firm NMG Group and was previously a director at Five Forces Governance and Consulting. Baker spent just over a year at QSuper as chief officer marketing and member experience and also at AustralianSuper as head of proposition, product and strategy. He ... |
| | | | ... 67% and about 45% for over-70s. The biggest lifecycle product as at June 2021 was Aware Super, followed by Sunsuper and QSuper. These, along with MLC, hold two thirds of the sector. |
| | | | ... consortium's (Sydney Aviation Alliance) latest bid of $8.75 cash per share. The consortium is comprised of IFM Investors, QSuper and Global Infrastructure Management and now AustralianSuper. The consortium will now be permitted to conduct due diligence ... |
| | | | ... corporate funds (9%). Six of the largest super funds - AMP, BT, Colonial First State, Commonwealth Super Corporation, MLC and QSuper - either don't vote, don't disclose their voting records or support far fewer ESG proposals than their peers. ... |
| | | | ... confirmed in June. Most notably, Sunsuper's chief investment officer Ian Patrick will retain his role following the merger. QSuper chief investment officer Charles Woodhouse will serve as his deputy. QSuper's chief risk officer Anne Browne will ... |
| | | | ... Amendment) Bill 2021 was tabled in Queensland's parliament last week which, if passed, would pave the way for Sunsuper and QSuper's merger. On September 1, Queensland treasurer and minister for investment Cameron Dick introduced the legislation into ... |
| | | | ... in the top 300 for the first time. The funds, by ranking, are AustralianSuper (22), Future Fund (25), Aware Super (39), QSuper (63), UniSuper (70), Sunsuper (81), Rest (110), Cbus (112), HESTA (116), Hostplus (132), Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation ... |
| | | | ... corporate funds (9%). Six of the largest super funds - AMP, BT, Colonial First State, Commonwealth Super Corporation, MLC and QSuper - either don't vote, don't disclose their voting records or support far fewer ESG proposals than their peers. ... |
| | | | ... the sector in 2025 and squeeze out many retail funds. Rainmaker's latest Benchmarking Report shows AustralianSuper, QSuper/Sunsuper, Aware Super, UniSuper and Hostplus will become the largest players based on assets under management (see Figure 1). ... |
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