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25 November 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Pauline Hanson backs super rise

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has indicated she will support the 0.5 per cent increase to mandated superannuation contributions and has demanded a ...

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Finance sector urged to support net-zero push

A number of superannuation funds, investment managers, banks and insurers have set out a road map, calling for players in the finance sector to ...

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Vaccine poised to shake 2021 outlook

While markets have surged off the back of news of another vaccine candidate, a boutique asset manager has outlined their expectations for the impacts ...

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Super impact softens

Australia’s superannuation pool has almost returned to $3 trillion despite the impacts of market volatility and the government’s early release scheme

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RBA warns against dumping stimulus too quickly

The deputy governor of the Reserve Bank has cautioned that the government needs to exercise care when lifting its fiscal support from under the ...

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AustralianSuper signals international push with key appointments

Australia’s biggest super fund has announced a number of international appointments and local promotions as it looks to expand its overseas businesses

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ASFA appoints new directors

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has announced the appointment of two new directors to its board. Sunsuper chair Andrew ...

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Pinnacle boutique secures legalsuper mandate

Aikya Investment Management, a recently formed Pinnacle affiliate, has signed its first institutional mandate with legalsuper. Aikya, based in the ...

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Aus dividends among hardest hit

Dividend cuts from the major banks resulted in Australian payouts copping one of the largest falls for the third quarter, slashed by almost half ...

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JobKeeper kept 20% of recipients employed: RBA

Overall employment losses would have been twice as large over the first half of the year without JobKeeper, according to new Reserve Bank modelling, ...

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