Customer data has a chequered history of misuse, inaccuracies and poor oversight, but in a post-Hayne world, managing and protecting customer data is more important than ...
As the superannuation industry comes out of a year that saw financial services in general plummet in the public’s regard, funds can benefit from treating their social con...
In a market environment where risk minimisation is currently a focus, institutional investors could benefit from the hedge against equities downturn that infrastructure a...
If financial institutions hope to maintain the public trust they are seeking to rebuild in the wake of the Banking Royal Commission, they need to ensure that customers’ b...
Should superannuation funds include the Age Pension when they estimate a member’s income in retirement? This modeling explores why this question is far more complex than ...
Despite the Royal Commission recommending relatively few major changes to the way super funds are operated, it pays for funds to heed the lessons inherent in the spirit o...
We are well aware of the dangers Australia’s ageing population poses to our retirement income security. More needs to be done to innovate solutions to this, Stephen Huppe...
In the global economy, corporate sustainability and the implementation of ESG are already driving tangible benefits, but Ingrid Dyott believes that there’s no shortage of...
Financial services barrister Noel Davis examines the testimony given to the Royal Commission and its ultimate findings and suggests that for as much as it discovered ther...
Douglas Ledingham writes that trust – between clients, investment teams, and companies held on behalf of clients – is vital for investment managers to preserve and grow c...
There are still investment opportunities in Chinese equities this year, Jonathan Wu writes, and looking at the nation’s instant noodle sales can help you understand why....
Russell Mason and David Johnson write that improving member outcomes requires helping them with their saving and investments habits, not just their superannuation, someth...
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 ...