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15 December 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Cbus, Media Super form merger blueprint

The two industry super funds are expected to merge next year, now drawing up plans for how they will consolidate their operations. Cbus and Media ...

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Investors want crackdown on greenwashing: CFA Institute

A new survey from the investment management association has revealed while sustainable investing accelerated through the COVID pandemic, there are ...

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Meat industry super fund CEO to retire

The chief of Meat Industry Employees’ Superannuation Fund (MIESF) will be retiring after 13 years, with a former Kinetic Superannuation boss and Link ...

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APRA probing super spending

The prudential regulator has indicated that it is examining the how trustees and superannuation boards justify their expenditure decisions in a new ...

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Big four face ‘major’ reputational test

The big four will have to tread carefully as COVID-19 accelerates the digital transformation and loan and stimulus support is unwound. Increasing ...

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ISA savages super reforms

Industry Super Australia (ISA) has slammed the reforms as the “greatest gift to the big banks” in a clear signal that the Morrison government has a ...

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Class action launched against Mayfair fund trustee

A compensation law firm has launched a class action against the trustee of collapsed Mayfair fund IPO Wealth, as unitholders in the fund look ...

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ACCC greenlights IOOF, MLC deal

The ACCC will not oppose IOOF’s acquisition of MLC Wealth Management, ruling the merged retail wealth giants will still face competition from AMP and ...

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Australian Digital Technology Awards open for submissions 

Momentum Media, the parent company of InvestorDaily, has launched the inaugural Australian Digital Technology Awards. The Australian Digital ...

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Retail super dodges performance test: ISA

Nearly half of the superannuation system would be exempt from new performance tests designed to protect members from dud funds. Around $881 billion ...

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