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Speaking with a ‘single voice’, can super have a sensible conversation?

The new Super Members Council wants to work with both sides of politics to improve the superannuation system. Keeping ISA’s controversial marketing campaign on the outside will help.

Lachlan Maddock | 12th Apr 2024 | More
Past performance doesn’t equal future returns, past skill might

Historical investment skill means managers might have better odds of outperforming in the future, according to new research from Essentia Analytics that chips away at the conventional wisdom of manager selection.

Lachlan Maddock | 12th Apr 2024 | More
  • Rest looks to new Fidelity fund for impact

    The industry fund is a cornerstone investor into Fidelity’s new logistics real estate fund, tipping in around A$130 million as it looks to grow its allocation to impact investments.

    Staff Writer | 10th Apr 2024 | More
    What investors are missing about EMD

    There’s been good times and bad times for the EM set, but they’ve exited Covid monetary settings well ahead of their developed market peers and their debt is back en vogue.

    Staff Writer | 5th Apr 2024 | More
  • ‘An assumption everybody should question’: Sam Sicilia’s $200 billion hypotheticals

    Hostplus’ young demographics and the mandatory nature of superannuation means it gets “a free kick before every game”. But CIO Sam Sicilia says funds must keep questioning the assumptions that underpin the superannuation system and their relationship to it.

    Lachlan Maddock | 3rd Apr 2024 | More
    NZ Super CIO quits for coveted CalPERS job

    The NZ Superannuation Fund (NZS) has confirmed chief investment officer, Stephen Gilmore, has resigned after winning the same position at one of the world’s largest pension funds.

    David Chaplin | 3rd Apr 2024 | More
    Perpetual hands front office to State Street’s Charles River

    Perpetual will use Charles River Development’s Investment Management Solution for its front-office operations as it prepares for an “evolving investment management landscape”.

    Lachlan Maddock | 27th Mar 2024 | More
    How Trump’s (potential) second innings could kickstart inflation

    A second Trump presidency would see a new era of American economic protectionism, according to Allspring, sending inflation higher and global growth lower. And that’s without factoring in potential threats from China and Iran.

    Staff Writer | 27th Mar 2024 | More
    Why there’s more to all-time highs than just hype

    It’s not just FOMO. Truly innovative business models are helping push stocks higher, says Capital Group, and for some of them there’s a lot more growth to come.

    Lachlan Maddock | 27th Mar 2024 | More
  • ‘Let’s not lock ourselves into one corner’: Institutions moving fast on portfolio changes

    A significant chunk of the world’s largest institutional investors are doing what the market tells them and moving faster on asset allocation changes and investment decisions as uncertainty spikes.

    Lachlan Maddock | 22nd Mar 2024 | More
    Why BNP’s Australian ambitions go beyond growth for the sake of growth

    It’s picked up hundreds of billions in custody assets from the NAS exit, but BNP Paribas wants to lock them down before it goes hunting for more – with private markets and its offshore presence at the top of the pitch deck.

    Lachlan Maddock | 20th Mar 2024 | More
    Mercer predicts mega-mergers as fund competition heats up

    Australia’s superannuation system hasn’t seen the end of consolidation, according to Mercer, with megafund mergers on the horizon and the number of small funds likely to drop precipitously.

    Lachlan Maddock | 20th Mar 2024 | More
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