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Why members shouldn’t pay when trustees misbehave
A case brought by ASIC against AustralianSuper sets out how and why profit-to-member fund trustees are treated differently ...
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Trump’s destructiveness must be opposed
The mainstream media and global finance industry have largely been watching US President Donald Trump’s obliteration of the ...
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Investing in the US: Profit, patriotism and populism
As the US investment landscape is dramatically reshaped by President Donald Trump’s worldview, asset owners need to revisit ...
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Behavioural influences hold back retirees. Super funds are part of the solution.
While much of the industry's focus is on investment decisions, behavioural influences can have an even greater effect on ...
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Tariffs test investors’ mettle – but it’s the uncertainty that hurts
The “sound and fury” of the Trump Administration is colliding with the “hopes and dreams” that have animated equity markets for the better part of a decade. But Aware thinks its members – young and ...
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Forman at the forefront of Team Super retirement push
The merger of Mine Super and TWU Super to become Team Super will put it in what chief retirement officer Sarah Forman says is ...
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Razor-sharp focus on internal capabilities helps NGS compete against blunt force of scale
When a super fund can’t use the blunt-force instrument of scale to drive operational or investment efficiencies, it must be smart and strategic about where it gleans a competitive edge. For the $16 ...