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05 January 2016 • By Reporter • 1 min read

LGsuper to launch rebrand in February

LGsuper will change its name to Local Government Investment Australia, or LGIAsuper, next month. The fund, which invests the retirement savings of ...

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Make super changes a priority: Towers Watson

The Turnbull government must announce any changes to the taxation of superannuation as quickly as possible in order to maintain confidence in the ...

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Industry funds trumpet outperformance

Industry Super Australia has pointed to SuperRatings data showing that industry funds outperformed bank-owned super funds by more than 2 per cent over ...

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APRA holds off on governance reform

The prudential regulator has signalled it will not be "going it alone" on superannuation governance reform in the absence of the successful passage of ...

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Rising premiums boost group insurance market

In-force group insurance business increased by 10 per cent in the 12 months to September 2015 driven by "widespread increases" to the premiums charged ...

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Bernie Fraser to lead governance review

Former RBA governor and long-term chair of ME Bank Bernie Fraser will lead a review of the governance of not-for-profit (NFP) super funds

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Super SA signs deal with DST Bluedoor

South Australian public sector super fund Super SA has appointed DST Bluedoor to provide its new administrative platform. The $21 billion fund ...

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'Subdued' returns expected for 2015

Superannuation funds are set to produce a 5.0 per cent return for 2015, well below the 12.7 per cent average over the past three years, says Chant ...

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Tria plays down 'direct consumer' threat

The superannuation industry has spent "hundreds of millions of dollars" trying to court direct consumers over the years, but it turns out the pool ...

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Retirement funding gap looming: MLC

Australians are at risk of not having enough money to invest in retirement, with 60 per cent indicating this as the biggest barrier to retirement ...

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