Super-funded advice fees get clarity in latest government reforms

The Albanese government has rolled out the next tranche of its advice reforms, setting rules for super-funded advice fees and allowing targeted prompts to boost member engagement.

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Funds merge to form $22bn entity

Mine Super and TWUSUPER have announced the successful completion of the final stage of their merger, officially forming the new entity, Team Super.

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Funds justify US summit attendance

Questioned about ROI calculations undertaken before attending the summit in the US, funds largely gave the same response – access to information about developments in the US is essential to acting in the best interests of members.

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Instos see record rotation out of US equities amid ‘bull crash’: BofA

Investors have slashed their US equity allocations to the lowest level on record, according to new data from Bank of America.

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Tariff fears drive small reversal in super returns in February

Following a strong January, volatility has crept back into sharemarkets on the back of weaker US economic data and policy uncertainty, according to Chant West.

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Rest in-house global equities team takes first step with $300m mandate

The $93 billion fund’s internal global equities team has made its first move on behalf of members, with plans to expand its allocation and expertise over time.

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APRA chair rebuffs claims of unfair scrutiny on super funds

APRA chair John Lonsdale has rejected suggestions that the regulator is unfairly targeting superannuation funds, insisting its governance crackdown is part of a broader push across the financial sector.

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Super funds embrace hybrid management, keeping external managers in the mix

External managers remain essential as funds embrace hybrid management models, with only a few choosing to manage the majority of assets in-house.

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Active Super hit with $10.5m fine for misleading ESG claims

The Federal Court has fined Active Super $10.5 million for greenwashing misconduct, reinforcing the need for transparency in sustainable investment claims.

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Grattan pushes for super tax crackdown to save $10bn annually

The government must prioritise tightening superannuation tax breaks and lowering the Division 296 tax threshold to $2 million, the Grattan Institute has urged, warning that current settings are unsustainable.

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