According to equity analyst Shaun Ler’s Morningstar Industry Pulse Survey, Australian asset managers are navigating a complex landscape marked by earnings challenges and competitive pressures.
The contentious debate over Labor’s superannuation tax policy has intensified.
A $13 billion fund is understood to have reinvested in one of Australia’s biggest thermal coal miners, despite stating on its website that it provides members a tilt away from carbon.
As Australia faces a potential nuclear future, investment executives say they hold reservations regarding its ability to meet escalating energy needs.
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The government is facing fresh opposition to its $3 million super tax.
Despite the much-anticipated listing of Guzman y Gomez this month, the ASX isn’t growing fast enough to cater to the $3.5 trillion super industry, according to analysts.
In the debate around promising future prospects versus recent trends of underperformance, managers say they face a unique situation in navigating their emerging market allocations.
In partnership with developer Assemble, the mega fund has announced the completion of Australia’s first super-backed build-to-rent-to-own housing development.
Speaking to Super Review, Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones said interest shown to date by institutional investors like super funds in the government’s cornerstone Future Made in Australia agenda is significant.