Insignia Financial names head of super

Mark Oliver, chief distribution officer at Insignia Financial, has taken on new responsibilities as head of superannuation at the business.

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Abood remains on the fence on super funds providing advice

According to FAAA chief executive Sarah Abood, superannuation trustees delivering advice to members during their transition to retirement could present more risks than benefits.

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Former Media Super CIO joins Foresters Financial

The member-owned financial services company has announced the appointment of Michael McQueen, former chief investment officer at Media Super, to its executive team.

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Super funds to raise the bar on boardroom gender balance

Some 26 superannuation funds could vote ‘against’ male director re-elections in ASX201–300 companies that fall below gender diversity targets, as per new ACSI voting policy.

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TAL launches learning platform for super funds

The newly launched TAL Insurance Academy platform would offer on-demand education and training for its superannuation fund partners to support their teams.

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Super funds will lose money on rental properties, warns CEO

A build-to-rent insider says Labor’s tax concessions won’t help super funds generate a return on rental accommodation because the cost of capital is too high.

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Super funds left wanting by 2023–24 budget

Tighter restrictions on multimillion-dollar super balances and a multifaceted crackdown on unpaid super were among industry recommendations ignored by the federal government in its latest budget.

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Cbus announces successful merger with EISS Super

Cbus would welcome 17,000 new members and now manage some $80 billion in retirement savings on behalf of over 900,000 members.

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Super members’ intention to switch funds hit record high

Investment Trends data has found super members’ appetite to switch funds has surged to a 13-year high, with some 9 per cent intending to switch in the next 12 months.

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Smaller funds penalised by ‘blunt’ APRA fee measurement

Smaller super funds with lower average member balances are being penalised by APRA’s “blunt” measurement of their fund fees, according to Prime Super.

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