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03 June 2016 • By • 1 min read

Morgan Stanley IM wins LGIAsuper mandate

Queensland superannuation fund LGIAsuper has appointed Morgan Stanley Investment Management to run an emerging and frontier markets portfolio

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Retail FUM/A drops $39bn year-on-year

The retail and wholesale managed funds sector saw funds under management/advice (FUM/A) fall by 3.4 per cent in the 12 months to 31 March 2016, ...

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Super cap 'administratively clumsy': KPMG

The government's proposed $1.6 million cap on superannuation pension accounts must include a "buffer" in order to be practicable, warns KPMG. In a ...

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Centrepoint Alliance rolls out new investments

New portfolios created by Dimensional and Russell Investments have been added to Centrepoint Alliance's managed account solution, vMAPs

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More retirement products needed, says BT

Australia's ageing population is desperately in need of a new set of retirement income products, argues BT Financial Group.  Speaking in Sydney, BT ...

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Women to bear the brunt of super changes

Women over 50 who earn more than $110,000 will be less likely to make concessional contributions to super as a result of the government's changes in ...

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QSuper brings insurance in-house

Queensland public sector fund QSuper is setting up its own insurance company to offer its members death, total and permanent disability, and income ...

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CFS unveils 'Millennials' investment option

Colonial First State has launched a new lifecycle investment option aimed at people born after 2000 that has an 90 per cent allocation to growth ...

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Super industry revenue growing at 3.6%

Despite the freeze on the superannuation guarantee until 2020-21, industry revenue is growing at 3.6 per cent – and growth between 2016 and 2021 is ...

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Business can do more for super, says Challenger

Corporate Australia has a responsibility to do more to solve the problem of retirement inequality, rather than looking to the government to address ...

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