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| | | ... large financial institutions including superannuation funds, investment managers, asset consultants and corporate master trusts as well as other non-super entities such as insurers, endowments and charities. "Our institutional business partnerships form ... |
| | | | ... OneAnswer with 16.6%, HostPlus and REST both with 16.2%, IOOF Portfolio Service with 16.1% and Statewide with 16.0%. Master trusts made up three of the top 10 Workplace and Personal funds, and six of the top 10 public offer Retirement funds for the 12 ... |
| | | | ... investment options, the tool spans the full range of superannuation funds and allocated pension products, including master trusts, industry funds, corporate funds, and government funds. Holding a comprehensive range of fund publications in one place ... |
| | | | ... territory. Recovering share markets have also enabled the segment gap between not-for-profit funds and corporate master trusts to close to just 0.3 percentage points, said Rainmaker. QSuper was the top Workplace super fund, measured by its default option ... |
| | | | ... billion), OnePath Australia ($17.9 billion) and Mercer ($15.6 billion) are responsible for 94% of the platforms total. Master Trusts $66.5 billion funds (15.7%) fared better, up 4.7% over the past year. Inflows totalled $16.4 billion (14.5%) and despite ... |
| | | | ... are still depressed at only -0.6% pa. Not-for-profit funds achieved median 12 month returns of 6.9% and corporate master trusts 6.4%, resulting in a segment gap that is only 0.5 percentage points, the lowest it has been in two years. While the market ... |
| | | | ... remain depressed achieving only -0.1% pa. Not-for-profit funds achieved median 12 month returns of 3.4% and corporate master trusts 2.4%, resulting in a segment gap that at only 1.0 percentage points is the lowest it has been in two years. The segment ... |
| | | | ... corporate funds), achieved median 12 month returns of +0.9% last year, according to SelectingSuper while corporate master trusts (funds run by banking and insurance groups) achieved -0.1%. The move has sparked some backlash, primarily over concern the ... |
| | | | ... (industry funds, public sector funds and corporate funds), achieved median 12 month returns of +0.9% and corporate master trusts (funds run by banking and insurance groups) achieved -0.1%. The 1.0 percentage point gap was explained by master trusts having ... |
| | | | ... from near 9% in March to 6.4% in May. Not-for-profit funds achieved median 12 month returns of nil and corporate master trusts -1.7%, resulting in a segment gap of 2.1 percentage points. Over five years the segment gap is again 2.0 percentage points. ... |
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