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09 September 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Superannuation players to face government probe

AMP, Industry Super Holdings and other key players in the superannuation sector are set to be scrutinised by a parliamentary economics committee, with ...

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Super mergers deliver significant fee reductions

As superannuation merger activity heats up, new research has shown that mergers can lead to fee decreases of more than 20 per cent for members

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Aussie investors hop on volatility train

Australia is a nation of bulls, with a majority of investors undeterred by recent market volatility, according to new data from Calastone

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$52bn industry fund in recovery cash splash

The industry fund has committed almost $1 billion through equity raising, debt finance and project financing since March and has an extra $850 million ...

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Global provider expands into Aus trustee services

Global corporate and fund tech solution provider Intertrust Group has broadened its Australian offering to include regulated trustee services, eyeing ...

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ESG now ‘expected minimum’, shaping $1tn in investments

Consideration of environmental, social and governance factors has been slated as the bare minimum for good industry practice by a responsible ...

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Open up super for home ownership: Wilson

Liberal MPs have discussed the idea of overhauling the retirement system, ditching the super guarantee in favour of home ownership. Liberal ...

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Ethical fund manager boosts investment team

U Ethical has announced the appointment of two “high-calibre” finance professionals to its investments team. Desiree Lucchese will step into the ...

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AMP cops key downgrade

S&P has lowered its outlook for AMP following the departure of several key executives and now believes an upside scenario in the next two years is ...

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Early release was ‘poor-quality decision’: Turnbull

Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has broken party ranks, saying calls to freeze the SG increase are “patronising” and that the government should ...

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