Super sector pressed to strengthen cyber defences
Credential stuffing attacks have heightened cyber risks in the super sector, prompting regulators to demand stronger identity protections to safeguard members’ retirement savings.
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Adrian Suljanovic
‘No information trade’ emerges in Australian sharemarket
Passive investing is reshaping Australian equities, giving rise to a “no information trade” in which large-cap stocks swing sharply despite little or no fresh news.
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ART names Kathy Vincent as new CEO
One of Australia’s largest super funds has announced a new CEO.
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Adrian Suljanovic
ASIC report sparks industry call for stronger governance
Industry bodies have welcomed ASIC’s interim private credit report, signalling a push for stronger governance and clearer standards across the sector.
Bullock flags tariff shock, while economy holds steady
RBA governor Michele Bullock warns of global trade risks as domestic inflation cools and employment remains near full capacity.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Duelling climate scenarios ignite caution for investors
AMP chief economist Shane Oliver says investors should treat both extremes with scepticism after a week of starkly different climate projections.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Government sets 2035 emissions target to drive investment
The federal government’s new 2035 climate target is being billed as a signal to investors that Australia is serious about mobilising capital for the transition to net zero.
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Adrian Suljanovic
CareSuper appoints new chief member officer
The super fund has strengthened its leadership with the appointment of Katrina McPhee as chief member officer to enhance retirement outcomes and service.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Private credit boom puts smaller super funds in the firing line, ASIC review warns
An ASIC-commissioned report warns that private credit’s rapid growth masks weak disclosures, conflicts of interest, and a heavy concentration in property lending that could leave smaller and self-managed super funds exposed when the cycle turns.
APRA warns super trustees adviser input doesn’t remove obligations
APRA has warned retail super trustees that financial adviser involvement in recommending platform products does not diminish their obligations, as regulators turned the spotlight on the Shield Master Fund and First Guardian Master Fund during a meeting with fund CEOs.
