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| | | ... shows that bigger super funds are more likely to embrace change, with most of it being overseen by AustralianSuper, Aware Super, Australian Retirement Trust, Cbus, and UniSuper at the time. Cbus manages about 36% of its portfolio internally, with plans ... |
| | | | ... quarter of the year, overseeing its investment strategy design and performance. Team Super names retirement chief Former Aware Super head of advice Sarah Forman was appointed chief retirement officer at Team Super ahead of its merger with TWUSUPER to ... |
| | | | ... The biggest recipient was Industry Super Australia (ISA) in FY25, accounting for $2.9 million of the total spend. Aware Super sponsored two clubs - The New South Wales Netball Association for $442,000 and the Greater Western Sydney Football Club for ... |
| | | | ... in members' best financial interests and in such cases, helping contribute homes to Australia's housing supply. We're all aware of the supply challenges in the local housing market, so to be able to contribute to supply while seeking strong returns for ... |
| | | | ... Laity's departure caps off a big year for CIO turnover in the superannuation sector. AustralianSuper's Mark Delaney, Aware Super's Damian Graham, and Cbus Super's Brett Chatfield have all relinquished the position along with Brighter ... |
| | | | Aware Super has added former Future Fund investment chief Sue Brake (pictured) to its trustee board, effective 1 January 2026. Brake has been an independent member of the Aware Super Investment Committee since April and brings more than 30 years of ... |
| | | | ... Tim Elliott. Elliott held the same role for a year at Housing Australia, and previously worked at StatePlus Super, Aware Super, and ESSSuper. Day's exit also follows that of several other senior Cbus staff in recent times. These include deputy chief ... |
| | | | ... earner in FY23, receiving over $2 million in total compensation. UniSuper chief investment officer John Pearce and Aware Super chief investment officer Damian Graham ranked second and third respectively. Hostplus chief executive David Elia and AustralianSuper ... |
| | | | ... is the latest to throw in the towel, saying it will close its doors early next year following a mandate loss from Aware Super. Aoris Investment Management has grown to more than $2.2 billion in assets under management without the help of institutional ... |
| | | | ... more advanced than in Australia but notes this is now getting attention from ASIC. Investors in private credit need to be aware of the liquidity issues, he warns. "It is something that needs to be carefully examined before investing," he says. "Even ... |
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