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| | | ... for local government employees in Western Australia, previously tried and abandoned a merger with Statewide Super and Tasplan which would have created $24 billion fund. In March, Tasplan and MTAA Super, who committed to a merger late last year , moved ... |
| | | | ... industry super, we have asked them to provide us with the search terms they use in their advertising. With the exception of Tasplan, industry super has refused to do so." "Could it be that it's because when you type in 'retail super' you ... |
| | | | ... overall satisfaction of the industry funds, followed by CareSuper, AustralianSuper, Cbus, First State Super, Hostplus, Tasplan, HESTA and Sunsuper. UniSuper came in second in the Investment Trends survey, pipped at the post by ESSSuper. In third place ... |
| | | | ... CareSuper citing market uncertainty and volatility from COVID-19. It did not provide a new date at the time. In March, Tasplan and MTAA Super, who committed to a merger late last year, moved back the date of the merger from 1 October 2020 to 31 March ... |
| | | | ... had a 100% strike rate for fulfilling requests within five business days is HESTA, Sunsuper, Equipsuper, Energy Super, Tasplan, Lutheran Super, REI Super and MIESF Super. Meanwhile, 24 funds paid 99% of requests within the necessary timeframe and 18 ... |
| | | | ... the viability of their funds, but also the long-term benefits and value that they provide to members and their fund." Tasplan trustee director and executive chair Naomi Edwards agreed, and said the focus would increase on mergers "post-COVID". "I definitely ... |
| | | | ... according to Rainmaker data. Perpetual is not the only trustee to delay a successor fund transfer of late. In March, Tasplan and MTAA Super, who committed to a merger late last year, moved back the date of the merger from 1 October 2020 to 31 March 2021 ... |
| | | | ... Public Sector Union secretary Tom Lynch has been appointed to the board of $10 billion Tasmanian industry super fund Tasplan. The fund confirmed Lynch's appointment to Financial Standard. It comes just weeks after the fund pushed back the deadline for ... |
| | | | ... soon as there is a sustained stabilisation in markets and at a time that is more beneficial to members." Last month, Tasplan and MTAA Super, who committed to a merger late last year, moved back the date of the merger from 1 October 2020 to 31 March 2021 ... |
| | | | Two industry super funds have pushed back the date for their merger due to the COVID-19 global crisis. Tasplan and MTAA Super were initially scheduled to merge on 1 October 2020, but have now extended the timeline to finalise the deal until 31 March ... |
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| | KANIKA SOOD A Washington H. Soul Pattinson related global equities manager has trimmed the fees on a newly-launched fund by 15bps. | KANIKA SOOD New Zealand's Milford Asset Management is launching an income-focussed, multi-asset fund to the Australian market, in its third local launch. | | | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR The Australian Federal Police have charged three people with allegedly submitting false claims to gain early access to superannuation under the new COVID-19 measures. | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR Shadforth Financial Group has achieved the international fiduciary certification following an assessment by the Centre for Fiduciary Excellence. |
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