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28 July 2017 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Double digit returns ‘not sustainable’: AusSuper

Super funds will not be able to sustain the relatively high returns members have enjoyed in recent years, warns AustralianSuper chief executive Ian ...

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Chief bank lobbyist decries ‘persistent myths’

Former Queensland premier and Australian Bankers’ Association chief executive Anna Bligh has made the case against populist “bank bashing” and the ...

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TIAA’s Nuveen opens Hong Kong office

Nuveen, the asset management business of US firm TIAA, has expanded its Asia-Pacific presence beyond Australia by opening a new office in Hong Kong

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Equity Trustees names new general manager

Former NAB head of community engagement Jodi Kennedy has joined Equity Trustees as general manager of charitable trusts and philanthropy

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Investors Mutual wins small caps allocation

Alpha Fund Managers has included Investors Mutual Limited (IML) on its model portfolio as part of an Australian equities small caps allocation

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Former RBA official to head EDR transition

Former RBA assistant governor Malcolm Edey has been appointed to chair the transition team overseeing the establishment of AFCA. Malcolm Edey will ...

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Banks and Canberra must rebuild: Costello

The federal government’s proposed bank levy indicates the big four have not cultivated enough political clout, says former treasurer Peter Costello

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BTIM appoints head of multi asset

BT Investment Management has appointed Michael Blayney to the newly created role of head of multi asset investments. Michael Blayney will make the ...

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Millennials driving ‘inevitable change’ in super

Millennials will soon make up two-thirds of the workforce, says the Financial Services Council – and super funds that fail to properly engage them do ...

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RBA will forge its own path on rates, says Lowe

RBA governor Philip Lowe has warned against the “automatic assumption” that overseas interest rate hikes will be replicated in Australia

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