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Hume introduces bill aimed at tackling gender gap in super
A private member’s bill to allow for the splitting of super balances between spouses was introduced to the Senate on Thursday.
AUTHOR
Maja Garaca Djurdjevic
GDP rebound dims RBA easing prospects
With the latest print of GDP figures overshooting economist expectations, analysts have warned that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) could face a difficult policy path ahead.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
ASFA calls for super representation in ASIC regulatory crackdown
The peak body has called on the corporate watchdog to add superannuation to its recently announced simplification process that aims to cull red tape in financial services.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
APRA presses funds to bolster cyber preparedness
APRA has highlighted cyber security, AI oversight, geopolitical risks, and system stress testing as key concerns for superannuation and banks.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
AustralianSuper warns of ‘retirement tsunami’, calls for urgent system reset
AustralianSuper CEO Paul Schroder has warned the superannuation system must be “reset” to deal with a looming wave of retirements, as millions of Australians prepare to leave the workforce over the next decade.
AUTHOR
Maja Garaca Djurdjevic
PwC urges super funds to embrace future-facing sectors
The financial services sector is set for significant transformation with superannuation to play a pivotal role in shaping the next frontier owing both to its large cash pool and Australia’s growing population of retirees.
Super funds unite for cyber security response drill
Australia’s superannuation sector is set to come together this week for a major cyber security drill designed to strengthen collective resilience.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
Economists warn of ‘shaky recovery’ despite expected GDP lift
Australia’s economy is poised for a modest rebound in the June quarter driven by rising consumer spending, but some economists warn growth remains “fragile and unconvincing”.
AUTHOR
Adrian Suljanovic
RIAA warns against copy-paste ESG rules for Australia
The responsible investment body is warning that a one-size-fits-all ESG framework mirroring those in the UK and the EU could do more harm than good.
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UniSuper warns of volatility as US presidential intervention shakes markets
Australian super funds are monitoring the US closely as President Donald Trump increasingly intervenes in corporate policy, moves that are reverberating through global markets and prompting reassessments of portfolio risk.
AUTHOR
Maja Garaca Djurdjevic
