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07 December 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Cbus backs US solar projects

Cbus has teamed with renewable investment management specialist Capital Dynamics and other co-investors to acquire a direct interest in two solar ...

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Super stands up to standing committee scrutiny

The standing committee on economics has doggedly pursued super fund executives for dozens of perceived breaches of director duties and the sole ...

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APRA’s hands tied on industry fund donations

APRA says that political donations don’t meet the sole purpose test, but that it can’t take action to stop super funds from making them

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Mercer reforms fees, allocations

Mercer has rolled out a series of changes to its super trust products, including a 36 per cent reduction to its headline MySuper asset-based ...

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Retirement gender gap defies child choice

A study has found that while choosing to not have children boosted single women’s earning capacity early in their careers, the higher income did not ...

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Building our brand is in members’ best interest: HESTA

The $56 billion industry fund has refused to disclose how much it spent on advertising as funds face greater scrutiny over their use of member money

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Bragg accuses The New Daily of attacking super critics

Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has launched a blistering salvo at the industry fund-owned media organisation The New Daily, accusing it of attacking ...

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Aware Super introduces carbon reduction benchmarks

Aware Super has formed a series of listed equities benchmarks aiming to reduce its carbon footprint by 40 per cent. The fund reported it would be ...

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Government faces uphill slog on super

The government is facing stiff resistance from the opposition and industry bodies as it pushes ahead with plans to reform superannuation

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Challenger, Cbus leads blast super access for housing push

Allowing retirement savings to be drained for housing deposits could drive up already exorbitant prices in Australia’s housing market further, ...

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