Wouter Klijn

The Art of Tinkering

Where is the line between improving a system and tinkering at the margins? Perhaps after the impending Federal Budget, we'll know. ... read more »

The great divide

Introducing exemptions to opt-in could have a dramatic impact on the relationship between the retail and industry fund sectors. ... read more »

No more crises

Super savings key to capitalist utopia

Superannuation savings could be used to create a flawless form of capitalism. ... read more »

To list, or not to list, that is the silly question

Listing units of a super fund on the ASX might soon be possible, but it would be rather useless. ... read more »

Towards an adequate retirement

The two non-consecutive alphabetic letters encountered most often last week caused more controversy than the underlying policy they represented, Wouter Klijn writes. ... read more »

Looking for growth

After the 'new normal' comes the new growth model. ... read more »

The foreign invasion

International managers set up in Australia

More international managers are setting up in Australia, banking on a shift away from this country's home bias. ... read more »

Too much of a good thing?

ASIC's quest for portfolio disclosure

Transparency comes at a price. ... read more »

In search of the perfect model

Is the DC-model good enough?

While the super industry is yet to see the finer details of the Stronger Super reforms, critics have already concluded they will not go far enough. ... read more »

The cost of MySuper

Whether the architects of MySuper like it or not, the future of the default fund will be largely determined by its cost structure. ... read more »

• Is a bubble brewing?
• The war is not over yet
• Consolidation is not a buzz word
• Stick to the rules
• Open conflict