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| | | ... possible 100. Ethos CRS analysed 80 different documents published online by the 10 largest industry funds and 10 largest retail funds. The documents looked at were the funds' product disclosure statements, financial services guide, annual reports, and ... |
| | | | ... finding possible conflicts of interest. ASIC looked at a sample of 23 trustees (including trustees of industry and retail funds) and focused on conduct during the time of increased market volatility arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. The surveillance ... |
| | | | ... MySuper product now charges 1.08%, down from 1.13% the previous year. The total expense ratio for not-for-profit and retail funds is now 1.07% and 1.08%, respectively. There is also no difference in the total fee ratio for single strategy and lifecycle ... |
| | | | ... published their voting records. Industry super funds (59%) led the charge, followed by public sector funds (18%), retail funds (14%) and corporate funds (9%). Six of the largest super funds - AMP, BT, Colonial First State, Commonwealth Super Corporation ... |
| | | | ... published their voting records. Industry super funds (59%) led the charge, followed by public sector funds (18%), retail funds (14%) and corporate funds (9%). Six of the largest super funds - AMP, BT, Colonial First State, Commonwealth Super Corporation ... |
| | | | ... just one year. On Wednesday, ISA said the move means 13 out of the 20 biggest benefactors of admin fee change are retail funds. Three are industry funds (Prime Super, TWU Super and Energy Super), while the remaining are corporate funds. By sector, retail ... |
| | | | New research reveals which industry superannuation funds will dominate 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 ... |
| | | | ... only hold 41% of the ASX come 2030. As at March 31, they held 37%. This is split across not-for-profit funds (13%), retail funds (9%) and smaller funds or self-managed super funds (15%). Rainmaker executive director of research Alex Dunnin said the change ... |
| | | | ... whopping 50%, dropping to $52 per year from $104. ISA said the administration fees are "huge performance generators" for retail funds, and the test now favors the segment. It also said the letter that failings funds must send to their members has been ... |
| | | | ... last June), followed by public sector funds at 79.7% (up from 72.1%), industry funds at 72.3% (up from 64.1%), and retail funds 67.8% (up from 58.1%). In industry funds' satisfaction ratings, HESTA was followed by AustralianSuper, UniSuper and Cbus. ... |
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