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18 November 2013 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Super funds reject 'information overload'

Superannuation funds could be required to list tens of thousands of lines of data on their websites unless the rules around portfolio holdings ...

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Custodians can't be 'silent partners': JP Morgan

The days of custodians acting as 'silent partners' are over – and if they want to continue to win tenders, they will have to assume a more active ...

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CBA third-party distribution chief departs

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has confirmed that executive general manager, third party and mobile banking, Kathy Cummings is leaving the group ...

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TRU backs 'superior' Perpetual bid

The Trust Company (TRU) is continuing to back Perpetual’s bid for acquisition over a competing offer by Equity Trustees (EQT), citing the “absence of ...

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Super fund execs embrace digital engagement

Superannuation fund executives believe digital channels are set to become the key driver of member engagement, according to Link Group research

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Revenue up, profits down at TAL

Specialist life insurer TAL increased its revenue by 15 per cent from the corresponding period last year, raising it to $1.1 billion, while underlying ...

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Super fund directors chastised on conflicts

Superannuation fund directors must be more diligent in disclosing their potential or actual conflicts of interest, the prudential regulator has warned

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AMP releases SMSF disclosure recommendations

AMP has responded to the corporate regulator’s push to increase disclosure requirements for self-managed superannuation fund practitioners with ...

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Stronger Super fails to deliver on fees

Despite the stated aim of Stronger Super in 2010 to lower default member fees by 40 per cent, new data suggests not-for-profit fees have since ...

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Planners drive appetite for offshore investment

Financial planning clients are being directed to international markets – especially the United States – in greater numbers than any time since the ...

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