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03 May 2021 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

‘No rationale’: Battlelines drawn over proxy advice changes

Proposed new rules governing proxy advice will be a blow to shareholder rights and corporate transparency, according to the powerful Australian ...

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Senators warn on superannuation ‘Sword of Damocles’

A number of dissenting senators have warned that they will not support the Your Future, Your Super (YFYS) bill in its current form, warning they hand ...

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Rest brings advice in-house

The $60 billion industry fund has announced that it will bring its general advice services in-house to “connect with members more effectively”

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‘No magic bullet’ for fixing super gender gap: Actuaries Institute

Under current policy settings, women will continue to retire with less in superannuation savings, the Actuaries Institute annual summit has been told, ...

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Prime Super acquires Victorian wind farm

Prime Super has boosted its investment in renewable infrastructure with the purchase of a wind farm in one hour north of Warrnambool, Victoria

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No end in sight for super fight

A barrage of criticism has seen the Morrison government make major alterations to its Your Future, Your Super reforms. But by backing down from a ...

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Suncorp sells super business

Suncorp will sell its Australian super business to LGIAsuper in what it believes will provide a “good outcome” for its 137,000 superannuation members

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Super funds fire climate warning shot

The powerful Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has warned that companies are “moving too slowly” on climate and that it will vote ...

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Hume welcomes ‘overwhelming success’ of early super

Senator Jane Hume has hailed the decision to allow early release of superannuation as a “lifeline” for Australian families.  New data from the ABS ...

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Invest for climate or face consequences, lawyers tell super funds

Super trustees are already legally obliged to clamp down on the financial risks posed by climate change in their portfolios and to dump vulnerable ...

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