Some of Australia’s largest funds suggest that preparing for, rather than predicting, geopolitical events could be a more prudent approach in the new investment order.
The $335 billion fund attributed the result to strong growth in Australian and global sharemarkets after re-positioning its portfolios in the second half of the year.
The $84 billion fund has credited resilient sharemarkets and its exposure to the artificial intelligence rally for its strong performance in the financial year 2024.
The fund, created to service the “gig economy” and self-employed workers, has gone into liquidation after collapsing two years ago.
The $85 billion fund has revealed the performance of its flagship Core Strategy in the financial year 2023–24, as well as a more significant shift to growth assets.
The software firm has completed its investigation of the breach to its GitHub user space in May.
A recent pulse check by the regulators has raised concerns about trustees’ lack of progress in tracking the success of their RIC strategies.
Having led the fund’s advice firm for almost five years and through multiple mergers, Sarah Forman has announced her intention to leave the $170 billion fund.
Despite high inflation and ongoing geopolitical tensions, the head of investment strategy at ART sees a promising outlook for growth assets.
Australia’s second-largest super fund has announced a high-growth shift in its default offering as it launches 15 new investment options commencing the financial year 2025..