01 October 2024 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read
Australia’s super funds have invested approximately $3.4 billion in nuclear weapons companies, with only a few funds, like Hostplus, making ...
READ MORESuper funds have significantly increased their ownership of Australian banks in recent years, a trend analysts attribute to the sector’s robust growth ...
READ MOREThe Coalition’s proposal to allow first home buyers to access their super could significantly harm super funds’ investment strategies and retirement ...
READ MOREIndustry funds remain at the forefront of the unlisted asset class, with their strong investment appetite for unlisted infrastructure, property, and ...
READ MOREAs TelstraSuper joins the trend of merging into larger funds, industry experts are questioning the long-term viability of corporate offerings
READ MOREA court has thrown out ASIC’s allegation that superannuation trustee Rest made false or misleading statements about the ability of its members to ...
READ MORESharp share market falls at the beginning of August failed to dampen momentum with super returns back in positive territory, according to Chant West
READ MOREThe CFMEU administrator has moved to fill the vacancies that opened up on the Cbus board last month. Among the three nominees are Paddy Crumlin, ...
READ MOREWith ASIC intensifying its scrutiny of misleading sustainability claims, a legal expert has highlighted crucial lessons for super funds and fund ...
READ MOREThe news comes just weeks after CFMEU-nominated directors left industry fund Cbus. As the super industry continues to grapple with the fallout of ...
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