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| | | ... value of advice. Interestingly, the June 2015 campaign was then scrapped. However, some moved in the opposite direction. Cbus has gone from spending about $8.5 million in FY15 to about $15 million in the most recent financial year. For the past three ... |
| | | | ... firm aimed at working with super funds and dealer groups to develop better models of delivering advice. Greg Harper led Cbus's head of advice and retirement for over six years, before leaving in October last year following an internal restructure. Harper ... |
| | | | ... leave as the $57 billion superannuation fund's chief executive later this year after 12 years in the role. Atkin steered Cbus as it grew from just $12 billion in assets under management, adopted a more comprehensive approach to reporting and delivered ... |
| | | | ... the retail cohort, seeing an overall rating of 65.1% compared to retail's 59.5%. Hot on the heels of Tasplan, UniSuper and Cbus received ratings of 73.7% and 73.3% respectively. This was followed by First State Super (70.3%), HESTA (70.2%), CareSuper ... |
| | | | ... and provider of managed account portfolio solutions to family offices and financial intermediaries. Cathcart joined from Cbus where he led portfolio integration, looking after strategic and dynamic asset allocation across the fund's multi-asset portfolios. ... |
| | | | A real estate fund manager appointed a head of sustainability, hiring from Cbus Property, in a role that reports to its chief executive. Lorraine Moore joined APN Property Group as head of sustainability at October end. She reports to APN Property Group ... |
| | | | ... outcomes. AMIST, Energy Super, First State Super, HESTA, Media Super, MTAA Super, QSuper, Sunsuper, Equipsuper, UniSuper, Cbus and Vision Super were given clear ratings across all categories. Noticeably, the nation's largest fund $167 billion AustralianSuper ... |
| | | | ... members in the fund's growth option form January 1 , and total per annum fees for the option dropping from 0.94% to 0.76%. Cbus also announced changes to its fee structure this week, with the weekly fee for members set to increase by $0.50 to $2 ... |
| | | | ... Sharpe ratio - the amount of returns per unit of risk - of 2.0 over a three-year period to the end of September. Sunsuper, Cbus, Media Super, NGS Super all made the top five, while Club Plus, Hostplus, CareSuper, First State Super and Prime Super rounded ... |
| | | | ... self-reported they had more than five dedicated responsible investment professionals. BT Superannuation, Catholic Super, Cbus, Christian Super, Commonwealth Superannuation Corp, Future Fund, Future Super, HESTA, Local Government Super, NZ Super Fund ... |
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| | KANIKA SOOD Australia's largest superannuation funds and wealth companies have largely cut back on their advertising spends over the past five years, documents from the Standing Committee on Economics show. | KANIKA SOOD The former head of advice of the $57 billion superannuation fund has launched a new advisory aimed at working with super funds and dealer groups to develop better models of delivering advice. | | | ALLY SELBY For the first time, climate crisis and environmental degradation have taken out the top five spots in a list ranking the risks most likely to impact the world over the coming decade. | KANIKA SOOD Powerwrap has signed an agreement in what could be its second-biggest client after Escala Partners and a new line of business for the platform. |
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