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17 May 2013 • By • 1 min read

Aussie investors show domestic bias

Australian investors feel safe about buying assets at home, but at the expense of certain growth markets, according to the investment management firm ...

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SuperStream causing transition problems

The superannuation industry is having difficulties complying with the SuperStream legislation, according to a leading provider of software solution to ...

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Australian investor experience below par

  Compared with the rest of the world, Australia’s managed funds are relatively inexpensive – but our disclosure practices and tax costs leave a lot ...

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Interest rates no cause for bond alarm

The possibility of normalising interest rates should not ring alarm bells for bond investors, according to Tyndall Asset Management. Interest rates ...

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Russell shifts portfolios to alternative bond strategies

Russell Investments has reorientated its portfolios away from traditional fixed incomes towards alternative and emerging market strategies, in light ...

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Government moves on trans-Tasman super

The government is consulting on new draft regulation that looks to implement a trans-Tasman retirement savings portability scheme. The governments ...

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TAL boosts profit despite headwinds

TAL has seen a boost in underlying profit, despite life insurance headwinds continuing to plague the industry. Results released by parent company ...

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Cormann challenges government on super governance

The Coalition has challenged the government to allow superannuation governance amendments, passed by the House of Representatives yesterday, to stand

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ASFA white paper looks for sustainable pension policy

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has released a new white paper in which it calls on all Australians to engage in the ...

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Smaller super funds must innovate or die

Smaller super funds need to work together if they are to survive in the new regulatory environment, according to Quadrant Super chief executive Wayne ...

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