Super Review Spotlight: Ian Fryer discusses the changing role of super funds, trends and all things retirement

9 September 2024

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In this Super Review Product Spotlight episode, host Maja Garaca Djurdjevic speaks with Ian Fryer, general manager at Chant West, to discuss the latest developments in superannuation.

During their conversation, the duo covers a range of topics, including:

Chant West’s role in superannuation, including consulting for government and regulators and adapting to industry changes.
Super funds' progress in developing products and services for retired or near-retirement members.
The influence of the Retirement Income Covenant on product development.
Evaluation of funds' performance in member services like education and advice.
The implications of growing fund sizes and limited ASX investment opportunities.
Navigating market volatility amid global and local political and economic uncertainties.

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