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| | | ... contribution, according to a new study by Tria Partners. The research, which was commissioned by Cbus, REST and AustralianSuper, found that the average person affected loses around $3,750 per annum in superannuation, which amounts to nine months' worth ... |
| | | | ... manager BlackRock, the world's sixth largest pension fund CalPERS, and Australia's largest industry super fund AustralianSuper. Commonwealth Bank, AMP and Westpac all signed, as did UniSuper, HESTA and Cbus. At the same event, the Rockefeller Brothers ... |
| | | | ... make up 70% of all the MySuper sub-product options in the MySuper market. The five largest MySuper products are AustralianSuper with $55 billion, First State Super with $36 billion, REST with $30 billion, QSuper with $25 billion and CBUS with $24 billion ... |
| | | | ... $131,335. Remuneration for directors ranged from this figure to as low as $19,000. By way of comparison, in 2013 AustralianSuper chief executive Ian Silk earned $611,000, while Sunsuper chief executive Tony Lally earned $812,000. Both funds are yet to ... |
| | | | ... Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC), a body which represents big institutional investors such as AMP Capital, AustralianSuper, Colonial First State, BT Group, UniSuper, HESTA, Cbus and BlackRock. The letter, which appeared as a full-page advertisement ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper chair Heather Ridout has been made an honorary Doctor of Business by Macquarie University for her "considerable contributions to business, industry and indigenous education promotion." The honour comes just over a year after Ridout was ... |
| | | | ... other institutional investors in signing the 2014 Investor Statement on Climate Change. Among the signatories were AustralianSuper, Colonial First State, BT, UniSuper and Catholic Super. Catholic Super chief executive Frank Pegan also addressed the summit ... |
| | | | Link Group is set to buy member administrator Superpartners from its industry super fund owners, AustralianSuper, HESTA, Cbus, HOSTPLUS and MTAA Super. The five funds today announced they would enter a heads of agreement with Link Group "for the provision ... |
| | | | ... Standard reported that 348 institutional investors worth more than US$24 trillion, including Colonial First State, AustralianSuper and BT, had signed a statement calling on governments to facilitate more low carbon investment opportunities. It also comes ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper has told members it will soon start charging for over-the-phone advice relating to transition to retirement strategies. In a letter to members, the $75 billion fund said that from 1 November this year, "a fee of $295 may be charged ... |
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