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| | | The annual MySuper heatmap shows there are six products that had significantly poor performance in relation to the benchmark. EISS Super's MySuper option, Colonial First State FirstChoice Employer Super, BT Super MySuper, Westpac Group Plan MySuper ... |
| | | | The annual MySuper heatmap shows 45% of products delivered returns below benchmark this year but there are few surprises, with most being the same products that failed the performance test. The regulator has also shared which funds came close to failing ... |
| | | | ... represents the first time the performance of this segment of the market has been exposed to such public scrutiny. The MySuper Heatmap, meanwhile, which was first published in 2019, has been expanded to include each product's assessment result received ... |
| | | | ... said. During the period, APRA was proud to increase its transparency and media engagement on matters like the MySuper heatmap, upgrading its quarterly Insight publication, and expanding its consumer-directed website content and social media presence. ... |
| | | | ... our thinking on how we will do this early in the new year," she said. "We also remain committed to extending our MySuper heatmap to include insurance. Given the complexity and limitations in data, this has been deferred until 2022 so we can leverage ... |
| | | | ... nevertheless extremely impressive. But too many traditional lifecycle products continue to struggle. APRA's 2019 MySuper heatmap found pretty much the same thing." |
| | | | ... scored amber ratings for the performance of its MySuper Lifecycle Under 75 product in APRA's first iteration of the MySuper heatmap, released late last year. Over a five-year period, LGIAsuper delivered net investment returns of 7.69% per year, but pitted ... |
| | | | ... superannuation products that are underperforming in the areas of investment returns and fees," APRA said. "The first MySuper heatmap was published in December 2019, with an updated version published in June 2020 to reflect changes to fees and costs since ... |
| | | | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority is considering making changes to its MySuper Heatmap to reflect the reforms proposed by the government in the federal budget. Speaking at the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees Online Chair ... |
| | | | ... more than $100 million in fees in the last six months thanks to the introduction of its heatmap. Updating its MySuper heatmap to reflect changes in the fees charged, APRA said products with 6.1 million MySuper members - or 42% - have seen the total fees ... |
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