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Jasmine Siljic
Jasmine Siljic
Jasmine Siljic is a journalist at Super Review. Prior to joining SR, she also worked across other Momentum Media brands as an intern and cadet journalist. She recently completed a Bachelor of Media and Communications at Macquarie University.
News by this author
Australian Ethical has named its new head of equities, who previously spent 12 years at Perpetual....
Taking a purely passive investment approach is leaving many investors at risk of heightened valuation risks, Allan Gray and Orbis Investments have cautioned....
Active managers say that today’s market volatility and dislocation are creating a fertile ground for selective stock picking, reinforcing their case against so-called “cl...
Research shows institutional investors are increasingly turning to private credit, but the APAC region’s relatively small market size remains a key constraint....
Platform leaders admit they’re operating under constant pressure and a persistent “state of paranoia” to keep pace with technology that is reshaping how clients access an...
With consolidation and M&A redefining Australia’s superannuation landscape, a new KPMG paper has highlighted strategic planning and adaptability as integral to funds’ suc...
With less than two months until APRA’s new prudential standard comes into effect, ASFA and EY have released guidance to assist superannuation trustees....
Having finalised its partnership with IFM Investors just last week, UK pension fund Nest has confirmed its first major investment in the form of an infrastructure debt fu...
Rest has appointed its new chief investment officer, who previously served as Qantas Super’s CEO for nearly a decade....
TelstraSuper has called it quits regarding its proposed merger with Equip Super, citing it is no longer in its members’ best financial interests to proceed....
Analysis by this author
From my perspective, 40- 50% of people are likely going to be deeply unhappy about how long they actually live. ...
Super director remuneration ...
No doubt true, but most of it is still because over 45’s have been upgrading their houses with 30 year mortgages. Money ...