Vision Super denies ‘non-Australian accent’ is part of security policy

| By Keith Ford |

Following allegations by an adviser that Vision Super refused to work with his offshore assistant due their “non-Australian” accent, the fund has defended its position, which, it said, adheres with the law.

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Fund doubles down on outsourced model as industry giants turn inward

While Australia’s largest super funds are increasingly bringing investment management in-house, Brighter Super is charting a different course as it continues to grow.

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Super sector welcomes Stephen Jones’ successor

Australia’s superannuation industry has welcomed the appointment of Dr Daniel Mulino as Assistant Treasurer and Financial Services Minister.

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IFM finalises partnership with UK fund

The industry superannuation fund-owned global private markets manager has finalised a landmark partnership with a UK pension fund.

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Stephen Jones’ successor revealed

| By Keith Ford |

The Prime Minister has announced his new ministry, including the replacement for the newly retired Stephen Jones.

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ASX unveils ambitious reforms to revitalise Australia’s listed markets

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has proposed a suite of reforms to bolster the competitiveness of Australia’s public markets and stem the decline in listed companies, arguing that targeted regulatory changes could unlock investment and attract a new wave of IPOs.

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Fund says unlisted assets ‘crucial’ for portfolio construction

As local regulators warn of emerging risks tied to investors’ growing participation in private markets, a Queensland-based fund has described the segment as “crucial” for portfolio resilience.

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Super funds stay the course amid April market swings

Volatile markets driven by shifting US tariff policy failed to rattle Australia’s superannuation system in April, with balanced options inching upward.

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Insto risk appetite survives April’s volatile onslaught

Amid a volatile month for global markets, the State Street Risk Appetite Index improved slightly to return to neutral (0.0) by the end of April, up from -0.09 the month before.

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With offence and defence in play, MLC tackles volatility head-on

MLC is leaning on its asset allocation and diversification expertise to navigate rising global uncertainty and seize opportunities amid the chaos.

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