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10 May 2016 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Mercer acquires online compliance firm

Superannuation consultant Mercer has acquired ExtraTextual, an online e-compliance and risk management company. A Mercer statement said the ...

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Investment bonds gaining favour post-budget

With superannuation losing some of its lustre for high-net-wealth investors in the wake of last week's federal budget, alternative strategies such as ...

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QIC to purchase agricultural asset

Queensland-based investment manager QIC has acquired an 80 per cent interest in the North Australian Pastoral Company. Under the agreement signed ...

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Super funds taking action on climate change

Three Australian superannuation funds have joined an exclusive list of just 12 institutional investors that have received the top rating for climate ...

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Portfolio holdings disclosure deferred to July 2017

A key element of the Stronger Super reforms, the requirement for superannuation funds to disclose their portfolio holdings on their websites, has been ...

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Minimum drawdown rates 'about right': Treasury

Treasury has released the final report of its retirement income streams review, which found that the minimum drawdown rules for account-based pensions ...

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Coalition takes a knife to super tax concessions

The federal budget has taken aim at the wealthiest Australians by tightening the concessional taxation of superannuation, as well as placing a $1

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Acorns Grow to team up with industry funds

Micro investment firm Acorns Grow has unveiled plans to give users of its app the ability to make voluntary contributions to their industry ...

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Future Super chooses OneVue for admin

Ethical superannuation fund Future Super has selected platform provider OneVue to handle its member administration services. Future Super – which ...

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Windfalls not going to super, BT finds

Only 20 per cent of Australians say they would invest a $100,000 windfall in their superannuation, according to research by BT Financial Group

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