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03 July 2025 by Adrian Suljanovic

Listed shares, real assets drive strong FY24–25 returns for Rest members

The profit-to-member super fund’s MySuper default option has returned 9.85 per cent for FY2024–25. According to Rest, the return on its MySuper ...
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Diversified portfolio helps Aware Super deliver almost 12% return

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State Street leaves asset allocations unchanged

State Street Investment Management has opted to maintain the existing asset allocation across its ETF model portfolios ...

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GESB awards Urdang $300m mandate

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GESB has appointed Urdang to manage an active REIT portfolio.

West Australian public sector fund the Government Employees Superannuation Board (GESB) has appointed Urdang Securities Management to manage an active portfolio of global listed property securities.

The size of the mandate was between $300 million and $400 million, a GESB spokesperson said.

The Philadelphia-headquartered firm has both listed property securities and direct property investment strategies and is owned by BNY Mellon.

GESB uses a number of other property investment managers, including AMP Capital Investors for global unlisted property, and CBRE Clarion and Perennial Investment Partners for global listed securities.