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30 August 2016 • By • 1 min read

Cbus to boost in-house investment team

Industry fund Cbus has announced plans to recruit 25 additional investment staff as it looks to expand its in-house investment function

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MySuper assets up almost 11% to $475bn

Total assets in MySuper products grew 10.9 per cent over the 12 months to 30 June 2016 to hit $474.9 billion, according to new APRA data. The ...

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Super funds make strong start to 2016-17

The post-Brexit rally for Australian shares in July has helped superannuation funds get off to a strong start in 2016-17, says SuperRatings

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Labor offers olive branch on super changes

The federal opposition has offered to support the government's $500,000 lifetime cap on non-concessional superannuation contributions – but only if it ...

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Vision Super rolls out low-carbon option

Industry fund Vision Super has launched a low-carbon investment option which, according to the fund, will "invest only in companies considered ...

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Retirees shifting towards income streams

More than a quarter of Australians aged over 65 are now drawing an income stream from their superannuation, up from 20 per cent a decade ago, ...

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Australians lacking confidence in super: MLC

New research from MLC has indicated a majority of Australians feel underprepared for retirement, in part because of a lack of understanding of the ...

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NZ Super awards new mandates

Northern Trust has been awarded two investment mandates from the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, worth NZ$600 million in total. The two mandates, ...

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Super funds return 2.7% in July

Retail super funds outperformed their industry peers over a strong July, but investors should still be concerned about current economic conditions, ...

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'Fractured' Senate a challenge for super reforms

Despite the result of the recent federal election, a "fractured and fractious" Senate will make passing the proposed superannuation reforms a ...

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