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| | | ... the simplification of the business through a non-core asset sale process, including assets in the Cromwell Polish Retail Fund, as well as some additional non-core assets in Australia. "Any redeployment will be measured and disciplined without unduly ... |
| | | | Two industry super funds have frozen future contracts with PwC, while others with contracts for audit or other services with the embattled management consultancy are keeping a watchful eye on developments. As reported by Financial Standard, Treasury ... |
| | | | MySuper assets have reached a new high of $964.5 billion thanks to the mandatory increase in superannuation contributions and market recovery. The year to March saw MySuper assets grow 5.1% to surpass the previous high reached in December 2021 of $947 ... |
| | | | Superannuation funds have maintained a steady foothold in Australian equities, owning 38% of the market capitalisation, new research from Rainmaker finds. This is broadly in line with the 37% ownership super funds held at the end of March 2021, split ... |
| | | | Industry funds have solidified their dominance with a remarkable increase in market share, largely at the expense of public sector funds, according to a KPMG report. The KPMG report revealed a "massive" market share increase for industry funds, growing ... |
| | | | ... fees and the greater investment opportunities that will be delivered by combining the funds," Farrar said. "Merging a retail fund into a not-for-profit fund has not been done before in Australia. It does add extra complexity to harmonise products, but ... |
| | | | ... were HESTA, UniSuper, AustralianSuper and Hostplus. Retail funds declined by 5.6% points to 61.3%. Macquarie Group's retail fund was the only product that bucked the trend, climbing 3.5% points in 2023. Members' dissatisfaction came off the back of share ... |
| | | | Rainmaker Information estimates the $3 million superannuation cap would impact $410 billion of savings for around 100,000 Australians. Although only a small proportion of Australians hold $3 million or more in superannuation, they own a disproportionately ... |
| | | | The number of Millennial-targeted super funds continue to fall by the wayside, halving to just 14 nearly a decade after attempting to disrupt the superannuation sector. Touted as pioneers in the super industry, the likes of Future Super and Virgin Super ... |
| | | | ... all their money would go to the government if they died, emailed documents including a completed application for a retail fund and an invoice for advice that was not provided, and told to sign immediately. They are then charged thousands of dollars in ... |
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