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04 May 2017 • By • 1 min read

IFM Investors wins Tasplan mandate

IFM Investors has won a $670 million investment mandate from superannuation fund Tasplan. The active equities mandate will be managed by IFM ...

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Pre-retirees being ‘sandwiched’, warns REST

Older working Australians are not only more likely to enter retirement with high levels of debt, they are also under pressure to provide financial ...

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Legalsuper launches guaranteed income products

Legalsuper has made Challenger's annuity products to its members as it seeks to implement the recommendations of the Financial System Inquiry

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Labor vows to stop SMSF borrowing

Labor has promised to ban direct borrowing by SMSFs as part of a new housing affordability package released on Friday. Labor's proposal to ban ...

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Equity markets boost super fund returns

Solid performance in the Australian equity market over the March quarter has supported superannuation fund returns, according to Chant West

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First State Super acquires NSW land registry

First State Super is part of a consortium that has purchased the NSW government’s land title registry service for $2.6 billion. NSW Premier Gladys ...

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Sunsuper and Kinetic Super in merger talks

The boards of Sunsuper and Kinetic Super have signed a heads of agreement giving in principle support for a merger between the two industry funds

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First Super freezes private equity program

First Super will not make any new investments in private equity, and has placed its existing $100 million dollar private equity program into review ...

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Affordable housing touted as new asset class

Treasurer Scott Morrison is keen to encourage superannuation funds to invest in affordable housing as a "longer term fixed interest" asset class

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‘Arbitrary thresholds’ shouldn’t guide super mergers

Superannuation funds shouldn’t merge based solely on their funds management or number of members, says the Association of Superannuation Funds of ...

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