Funds step up preparations for payday super reforms
Super funds are strengthening systems and modelling member benefits ahead of payday super.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
RIAA notes importance of transparency following ART investment
The responsible investment body has emphasised the importance of clear communication as ART takes a substantial shareholding in Tabcorp.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
ATO approves real-time payments for super contributions
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has approved real-time payments for superannuation, removing a major hurdle ahead of payday super reforms.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
Super funds rise as global markets gain ground
Australian super funds have posted early gains in FY26, driven by strong share market performance and resilient long-term returns.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
Treasurer confirms super performance test review, rules out abolition
Following the roundtable, the Treasurer said the government plans to review the superannuation performance test, stressing that the review does not signal its abolition.
APRA turns up scrutiny on superannuation in 2025–26 corporate plan
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has placed superannuation front and centre in its 2025–26 corporate plan, signalling a period of intensified scrutiny over fund expenditure, governance and member outcomes.
ART takes substantial stake in Tabcorp
Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has become a substantial shareholder in Tabcorp, taking a stake of just over 5 per cent in the gaming and wagering company.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
AustralianSuper calls for policy certainty to boost local investment
AustralianSuper CEO Paul Schroder has said the fund will stay globally diversified but could tip more money into Australia if governments speed up decisions and provide clearer, long-term settings – warning any mandated local investment quota would be “a disaster”.
SMC calls for regulatory streamlining in super sector
The Super Members Council (SMC) has called for streamlined super reporting to cut costs, boost investment flows, and strengthen retirement outcomes.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
Investors urged to look past politics as US slowdown seen as temporary
Challenger’s chief economist expects the US economy will see a prolonged recovery with President Donald Trump’s policies unlikely to have a lasting effect on equities and investments.
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