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Superannuation

Pengana EL Fund moves to 'highly recommended'

Pengana's Emerging Leaders Fund has been upgraded to "highly recommended" by Lonsec.

S&P gives "recommended" rating to global funds

S&P has assigned European Investor's Global Property Trust a "recommended" rating, while also adding two global Deutsche Asset Management (DeAM) funds to their recommended funds.

FuturePlus trustee gets RSE

FuturePlus Super's trustee, Chifley Financial Services, has been granted its Registrable Superannuation Entity license by APRA, ahead of the June 2006 licensing deadline.

RBC Dexia number one for global custody - again

The recently merged custody group RBC Dexia has again been awarded top spot in the R&M Consultants Survey in Europe while also sweeping through awards in the segment categories.

Macq eyes $150bn rural property as competitive asset class

With its uncanny knack for spotting relatively untapped investment opportunities, Macquarie Bank plans to launch a wholesale fund aimed at the $150 billion rural property sector.

Select's alternatives "recommended"

Select Asset Management's (Select's) Alternatives Portfolio fund has been given "recommended" ratings from research houses, Lonsec and Zenith.

AMP Capital Investors looks to India and Asia

AMP Capital Investors is trumpeting the opportunities in Indian and Asian infrastructure investment right now and sees the scope for Australian infrastructure investment seriously diminishing.

Lloyd George draws $66 million Funds SA mandate

High conviction manager Lloyd George Management has received a $66 million mandate from South Australian-based Funds SA for its LG Asia ex-Japan Fund.

Asset Super to upgrade insurance and offer super splitting

Asset Super is set to deliver twice the benefits to its members with plans to revamp its insurance offering and to allow 'contribution splitting', a tax saving strategy for couples.

Bravura and Sybase sign strategic platform deal

Bravura Solutions has entered into a partnership with Sybase Australia enabling it to deliver its Talisman suite of financial services solutions using the Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) database platform.