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20 September 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

'Step-change' needed on super efficiency

Australia's superannuation back-office is beset by manual processing, fragmented platforms and proprietary systems, says the Depository Trust and ...

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Banking and wealth inseparable: NAB

The creation of $70 billion retail super fund MLC Super is the culmination of a new strategy at NAB to "reorganise itself around the customer", the ...

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More to retirement adequacy than super

While superannuation is the primary area of focus in retirement adequacy discussions, it only accounts for just over half of average gross wealth for ...

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ECP wins wholesale super mandate

ECP Asset Management has received its third institutional investment mandate from the wholesale super sector and has 'soft closed' the ECPAM Ex50 fund

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First draft of super legislation released

The government has released the first tranche of its draft superannuation legislation, which will enshrine the objective of the system and introduce a ...

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ING Direct to refund $5.38m in super fees

Living Super, ING Direct's super product, will compensate 24,500 of its members $5.38 million in fees after ASIC raised concerns about misleading ...

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New call for super fee transparency

Super funds should disclose the returns for each asset class in order to give investors a clearer picture of investment performance, argues a new CIFR ...

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MySuper becoming a ‘conscious choice’: BT

Increased product availability within the MySuper regime is starting to attract ‘choice’ members as well as SMSF trustees, says BT Financial Group

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Super gender gap reaches 80%

Australian men are retiring with 80 per cent more in superannuation savings than women, says Industry Super Australia. The average male retiree has ...

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Cbus to boost in-house investment team

Industry fund Cbus has announced plans to recruit 25 additional investment staff as it looks to expand its in-house investment function

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