19 May 2025 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg and Treasurer Jim Chalmers are at odds over whether federal politicians covered under the pre-2004 defined pension scheme ...
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READ MOREAs ASIC looks to crack down on private markets, the Super Members Council is calling for a “balanced review” of both its opportunities and risks
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READ MOREThe industry superannuation fund-owned global private markets manager has finalised a landmark partnership with a UK pension fund. UK pension fund ...
READ MOREWhile Australia’s largest super funds are increasingly bringing investment management in-house, Brighter Super is charting a different course as it ...
READ MOREHESTA has fully divested from Mineral Resources, citing a breakdown in governance reform efforts and the collapse of confidence following an executive ...
READ MOREVolatile markets driven by shifting US tariff policy failed to rattle Australia’s superannuation system in April, with balanced options inching upward
READ MORESuper funds are recalibrating their strategies in response to evolving geopolitical dynamics and economic policy risks, with major players placing ...
READ MOREPresident Donald Trump’s abrupt decision to pause the implementation of sweeping new tariffs in April was driven more by turmoil in the US bond market ...
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