Investors clearly perceive solid returns from the superannuation and financial services administration arena, with the book-build carried out ahead of the float ofBravura Solutions closing over-subscribed.
Bravura, which was seeking to raise $40 million from investors, was scheduled to list on the Australian Stock Exchange in late June.
The company said it was raising the money to fund future acquisitions and for product development.
Commenting on the over-subscription of the offer, Bravura managing director and chief executive said it represented an endorsement of the company’s past performance and future growth prospects.
“We welcome our new investors, who are supportive of our expansion plans into the UK and Asia” he said.
Dunstan said Bravura was in the advanced stages of developing its flagship wrap platform, Sonata, in collaboration with two key clients — Perpetual Wealth Management and State Super Financial Services
The Super Members Council (SMC) has called for streamlined super reporting to cut costs, boost investment flows, and strengthen retirement outcomes.
AustralianSuper’s reliance on unlisted assets dragged on performance over the past year, as the rally in listed markets left funds more heavily weighted to equities outperforming their peers.
IFM Investors has urged for government-industry collaboration to accelerate projects, unlock capital, and deliver long-term returns for Australians.
With super funds turning increasingly to private credit to lift returns, experts have cautioned that the high-yield asset class carries hidden risks that are often misunderstood.