Industry super remains vocal on Voice referendum

As the Voice to Parliament referendum draws near, Super Review has rounded up the super funds that have spoken up for the measure, which include some of Australia’s largest funds.

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Super veteran takes helm at ASFA

The board of the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has announced an experienced super fund CEO as its new interim chief executive, succeeding Gary Dransfield who has been re-appointed as chair.

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CBA Group Super updates on ART merger plans

CBA Group Super has provided an update on its planned merger with Australian Retirement Trust and the date members can expect to transfer over.

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ASIC and APRA begin joint administration of FAR regime

The regulators have published an information package as they commence joint administration of a new Financial Accountability Regime, which passed in Parliament in September.

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Investment promotions at Rest and TelstraSuper

Rest and TelstraSuper have both made promotions in their investment teams while First Super has made a board appointment.

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Former legalsuper CEO joins wealth fintech

Andrew Proebstl, chief executive at legalsuper for almost two decades, is set to join the advisory board of a burgeoning investment app Tanggram as it expands its offerings into super.

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YFYS test spurs funds to review their investment menus

As trustees grapple with increased performance scrutiny from APRA alongside offering a variety of member investment options, industry experts expect to see consolidation of Choice products ramp up in the years ahead.

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Government releases $3m super tax reform draft legislation

The Federal Government has released exposure draft legislation towards doubling the concessional tax rate for super balances exceeding $3 million.

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Super’s biggest people moves in Q3 2023

With a flurry of C-level executive departures and hires in Q3 2023, Super Review has compiled the most noteworthy people moves in the superannuation industry over the last three months.

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Super knowledge gap driving need for advice

With more Australians desiring digital tools to learn about their super, research from Otivo has highlighted the need for financial advice to bridge the super knowledge gap.

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