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03 September 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Super guarantee frozen until 2021

The superannuation guarantee (SG) will remain frozen at 9.5 per cent until 2021/2022 as part of the government's successful repeal of the Minerals ...

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UniSuper argues against 'MyPension'

UniSuper has argued against the introduction of a compulsory 'one-size-fits-all' default retirement product akin to MySuper. In its second ...

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Super system approaching maturity: Tria

With average member growth at one per cent or less and organic AUM growth at three to four per cent, superannuation may already be 'mature', says Tria ...

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Coffey undertakes corporate bond offering

Professional consulting services provider Coffey International is aiming to raise $40 million through an unsecured corporate bond offering

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SIV program ditches Waratah Bonds

Applicants for the Significant Investor Visa (SIV) program will no longer be required to purchase Waratah Bonds under changes announced by the NSW ...

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Reporting season 'mixed': Dalton Nicol Reid

Australian listed companies have reported ‘mixed’ results after a difficult six months, says fund manager Dalton Nicol Reid. Chief investment ...

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Aberdeen funds available on mFund

Global asset manager Aberdeen Asset Management has announced five of its funds are now available via the ASX mFund settlement service. Aberdeen ...

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RBA reveals rates decision

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the result of its monthly board meeting. The RBA has decided to keep the cash rate on hold at 2.5 per ...

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ATO talks up SuperStream trials

The ATO is currently overseeing a dry run of the first ‘end-to-end’ SuperStream employer contributions, with some funds hitting member accounts in ...

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Don't ditch active management, says REST

Industry fund REST and research firm SuperRatings have defended active management, arguing it can result in “substantial benefits” for members despite ...

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