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18 March 2021 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Impax secures Cbus $240m climate equity mandate

Cbus Super has awarded a new $240 million mandate to UK group Impax Asset Management that will focus on investing in opportunities arising from the ...

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Super funds in rapid transition to ESG

Investment managers are being asked by major super funds to work towards making their portfolios carbon-neutral by as soon as 30 June this year, ...

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Sloppy super reforms create slippery slope

OP-ED The Morrison government wants to fix superannuation, but its new veto powers are a bridge too far. The Your Future, Your Super (YFYS) laws ...

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Super fund accelerates race to carbon-neutral

NGS Super has pledged to become carbon-neutral by the end of the decade, warning the 2050 goal a number of its rivals have sworn to is “misaligned” ...

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Super for housing would make ‘bad situation catastrophic’

Using superannuation for housing would put “significant upwards pressure” on house prices, according to the Association of Super Funds of Australia ...

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Fears super reforms will be ‘weaponised’

New reforms that give Treasurer Josh Frydenberg veto power over super fund investments should “send a shiver down the spine of every business in the ...

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March of the mega funds continues with new merger

QSuper and Sunsuper have announced their intent to merge in a move that will create a massive, “unquestionably strong” $200 billion superannuation ...

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Super funds in $200bn merger

QSuper and Sunsuper have announced an agreement to merge in a move that will create Australia’s latest mega-fund.  The merger will create a $200 ...

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Big super lashes backbenchers, ‘heroically unrealistic’ retirement review

Industry funds have admitted that higher super will come at the cost of wage growth, but believe that the trade-offs will be worth it.  A new ...

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Super reforms could cost consumers $3bn a year: research

Research on the Your Future, Your Super (YFYS) laws shows that consumers could lose out on billions as a result of the new performance tests

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