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17 April 2025 • By Jasmine Siljic • 1 min read

Challenger hit with $5.9bn quarterly FUM loss

Negative market movements, coupled with net outflows, have prompted a near $6 billion decline for Challenger’s funds management business in Q3

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Morningstar flags earnings pressure for fund managers

Australian asset managers are expected to face continued net outflows over the medium term as supportive market conditions fade and global uncertainty ...

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Cyber criminals targeted members, not systems, says AustralianSuper

Australia’s largest superannuation fund has confirmed all members who had funds stolen during the recent cyber fraud crime have been reimbursed

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Strong jobs data tempers hopes of jumbo RBA rate cut in May

Both economists and money markets have scaled back expectations of a jumbo rate cut in May. Economists are now reconsidering their interest rate ...

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Super returns slide in March as volatility mounts

Market volatility continued to weigh on fund returns last month, with persistent uncertainty making it difficult to pinpoint how returns will fare in ...

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AMP narrows super outflows as member retention strategy gains traction

AMP has delivered a stronger first quarter in FY2024–25, underpinned by continued positive net inflows into its flagship North platform and improving ...

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Bidders granted more time in Insignia sale process

Insignia Financial has provided an update on the exclusivity agreements entered into with both Bain Capital and CC Capital. Both bidders have been ...

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Active ETFs battle for relevance in Australia’s index-dominated ETF market

First Sentier’s launch of a new geared ETF highlights both a broader shift in Australia’s investment landscape and a persistent challenge for active ...

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India a ‘growth frontier’ to emerge out of new global order

The fifth largest economy in the world is carving out its own niche in the global investment landscape, with its domestically focused economy offering ...

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Gold could ‘plausibly’ trade near US$4,500, finance giant says

With gold cementing itself as uniquely positioned to hedge recession risks, the yellow metal is finding new reasons to demand investors’ attention

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