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| | | The Government has welcomed most of the recommendations from the Cooper Review - but rejected several key proposals to do with MySuper. The Cooper Review originally recommended that there should be no cost cross-subsidisation between MySuper and other ... |
| | | | ... Services, re-affirmed the government's plan to raise SG to 12 per cent and implement key reforms proposed in the Cooper Review. Speaking at an industry luncheon hosted by the Financial Services Council (formerly IFSA) last Friday, Shorten called for ... |
| | | | ... service based on feedback he had received from important stakeholders. "Post GFC, and particularly following the Cooper Review there is an opportunity for the industry here to realise greater levels of efficiency and governance for super funds and their ... |
| | | | ... Institute of Superannuation Trustees. "The industry is still working its way through the recommendations of the Cooper Review, the Ripoll Inquiry and various other inquiries, most of which are squarely aimed at lowering fees and delivering a better deal ... |
| | | | ... their weight into the debate backing AIST's call for fairer fees and better disclosure. "In our submission to the Cooper Review, CHOICE supported greater disclosure of advice fees and commissions and annual reporting is an obvious way of implimenting ... |
| | | | ... how policymakers believe the industry should factor in behavioral economics. David Gruen, who was a member of the Cooper Review panel, and Tim Wong from the Macroeconomic Group in the Australian Treasury, were speaking at last week's Australian Conference ... |
| | | | ... policy objectives around adequacy and industry efficiency including the implementation of key recommendations of the Cooper Review, particularly SuperStream," said ASFA chief executive, Pauline Vamos. |
| | | | ... achieve the government's pre-election commitments to lift the SG to 12 per cent, implement the recommendations of the Cooper Review, and ongoing reform in the financial services sector," said AIST chief executive, Fiona Reynolds. "We congratulate Mr ... |
| | | | ... welcomed increased involvement of super fund trustees in decisions around securities lending, as recommended in the Cooper Review. This is because it can lead to greater awareness over the benefits of short selling, which can include more efficient markets ... |
| | | | ... be a better approach for certain asset classes, particularly indexed portfolios. In its official response to the Cooper Review panel, the AIST argues that fees for index equities mandates "should recognise that fund manager's costs are not size related" ... |
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