Former UniSuper CEO joins Allianz Retire+ retirement advisory board

Allianz Retire+ has announced a reshuffle of its retirement advisory board, welcoming three new members, including a former UniSuper chief executive.

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Industry bodies flag concerns in YFYS performance test changes

Industry Super Australia and the Financial Services Council have welcomed improvements to the proposed regime but flagged some continued concerns.

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ESSSuper CEO to chair Women in Super

Robbie Campo, chief executive at ESSSuper, will step up to chair the national advocacy and networking group.

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Super FUM reaches $7bn at Australian Ethical

With positive flows despite volatile markets and a successful merger with Christian Super, super funds under management at Australian Ethical now stand at some $7 billion.

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Government confirms outcome of second YFYS consultation

Minister for Financial Services, Stephen Jones, has confirmed changes to the Your Future, Your Super model to ensure all trustees, including Choice funds, are held to account for fund performance.

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Life insurers say more needs to be done with QAR response

Life insurance experts have flagged that, while the government’s initial response to the Quality of Advice Review holds promise, there remains more work to do for consumers to receive insurance advice.

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‘Don’t loosen rules for super advisers’: Otivo

It is important that super funds giving advice apply the same rules as professional financial advisers, according to Otivo founder, Paul Feeney.

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NGS Super CEO looks beyond the industry’s ‘merger fever’

In an interview with Super Review, Natalie Previtera shares her ambitions as the super fund’s new chief executive and outlined the aftermath of the cyber attack faced by NGS Super earlier this year.

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Hostplus discontinues property and infrastructure options

The superannuation fund has told members it will roll back the investment options from 1 October 2023 and instead introduce six new pre-mixed investment options.

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The membership struggle in the age of stapling

Super funds are likely to have to maintain a delicate balance of guarding their own members while simultaneously seeking to attract those from rival funds in the age of stapling, according to a KPMG report.

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