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15 February 2021 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Super funds ‘must get better or get out’

Super funds must “rise to the challenge” of their greater size and complexity or face the consequences, according to APRA deputy chair Helen Rowell

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Super is ‘frustratingly partisan’: Hume

The minister of superannuation has expressed exasperation at how politicised the sector is, flagging her expectations for fierce resistance to the ...

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Super market tipped to shift towards niche

The old catch-all product model could leave super funds and retirement product providers in the dust, with the market expected to shift towards ...

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Maritime Super, Hostplus to pool assets

Maritime Super and Hostplus have teamed up to combine investment assets, to create a pool totalling more than $61 billion. The move, subject to ...

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Super fund CIOs warn on benchmarks

A number of super fund CIOs have warned that while the government has good intentions, new APRA performance benchmarks could create significant risks ...

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SG freeze a further blow in wage drought: Keating

The former prime minister has accused the Reserve Bank of being an accomplice to “knocking off” the legislated super guarantee rise, robbing workers ...

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Is bigger always better in super?

As the march of the megafunds begins, Australia’s superannuation sector will need to seriously consider whether a merger is in their best interests

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Final cost of early release revealed

The financial regulator has revealed how much superannuation 3.5 million Australians have released from their retirement savings, as the unions ...

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Should super funds stick to their knitting?

Superannuation minister Jane Hume believes that super funds should keep their noses out of politics – but the chief investment officer of $130 billion ...

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More mergers on the cards for Aware Super

The $130 billion super fund wants to get bigger – and better – by gobbling up more participants in the increasingly crowded superannuation space

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