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| | | ... AustralianSuper, Aware Super, Australian Retirement Trust, Cbus, and UniSuper. Rainmaker noted that almost all private sector NFP funds manage at least some FUM internally, while almost no public sector NFP fund does. Rainmaker's analysis also showed ... |
| | | | ... funds held 18% of members' money in Aussie stocks, while retail funds held 28%. This equates to about $316 billion for NFP funds and $193 billion for retail funds. "While the nominal value of ASX shares owned though NFP funds increased 108% between 2013 ... |
| | | | ... not-for-profit super segment. In the five years ending March 2022, their total assets had grown only 5.4% per annum, while NFP funds grew at a rate of 10.1%. Retail super funds grew even slower than SMSFs, increasing just 3.1% per annum. Despite these ... |
| | | | ... controlled by the not-for-profit sector, new research shows. About 60% of all retiree superannuation savings is now held in NFP funds, Rainmaker analysis of data for the period ending December 2021 shows. In 2015, NFP's share of the retiree market was ... |
| | | | ... while retail groups like AMP and BT will remain large players, they aren't growing at the same rate as the biggest NFP funds. "IOOF group, which now includes MLC and ANZ super funds, will challenge this, however, but at this stage they are still ... |
| | | | ... strengthening, but weakening," Dunnin said. "If it was a strategic problem before, it sure shouldn't be now." He posits that NFP funds are growing at such a rate, particularly the likes of AustralianSuper, Aware Super and Sunsuper, that having too ... |
| | | | ... from super funds to external managers in the period, followed by alternatives (20%). The three months ending March saw NFP funds dial up appointments of international fixed income managers, who took 46% of the total FUM. The funds that handed out the ... |
| | | | ... premiums increase by $10,000 or 17%. Retail funds have increased premiums by $9000-$17,000 across these age groups. NFP funds on the other hand increased premium values by $2000-$9000 for the same age groups. The largest group insurance players based ... |
| | | | ... investment choices. This year saw 149 products from not-for-profit funds and 49 from retail funds make the cut. Last year NFP funds accounts for 154 products and retail funds came in with 47. Of these, 198 products have received a AAA Rating, including ... |
| | | | ... lifecycle MySuper products, four were retail and one was a not-for-profit (NFP) fund. Of the five top performers, four were NFP funds and one was a retail fund. Despite the current performance figures, Dunnin said that the idea behind lifecycle products ... |
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