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My father’s table: Orwellian doublespeak and the great ‘retire rich’ lie

Breaking superannuation into three different funding models may not be the right answer, former Lazard executive Rob Prugue writes, but at least it cuts through the fallacy at the heart of our superannuation ideal. 

Rob Prugue | 14th Jul 2023 | More
My father’s table: Agency risk in internalisation

The scrutiny applied to internal managers rarely matches that applied to external managers, writes Rob Prugue. But underperformance is still underperformance, and if something goes wrong the member wears the risk.

Rob Prugue | 28th Apr 2023 | More
My father’s table: How super could fail

As Australian superannuation assets approach A$4 trillion, politicians on both sides of the divide will be tempted to dip into this massive nest egg to meet their fiscal needs, writes Rob Prugue.

Rob Prugue | 31st Mar 2023 | More
My father’s table: Two hands are better than one

Advances in computer modelling have bred a false sense of comfort, writes Rob Prugue, as too many have stopped challenging econometric outputs and blindly implement them without truly understanding their consequences.

Rob Prugue | 3rd Mar 2023 | More
My father’s table: Challenging the status quo

Despite their unprecedented nature, there has been little challenge to the conventional wisdom surrounding the profound shocks of the last two years. In his new monthly column, Rob Prugue shakes up the debate.

Rob Prugue | 27th Jan 2023 | More
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