Super funds spent $422.6m on marketing in 2022–23

APRA’s latest data reveals Australia’s biggest super funds spent up to $100 million on marketing in 2022–23.

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Cbus defends ‘low’ turnover, equal representation model

Cbus has responded to Morningstar’s note in which the research firm questions the fund’s ability to retain talent and raises concerns regarding the extent to which union affiliates impact its investment decisions.

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Chalmers confirms talks on sovereign wealth fund’s future amid climate criticism

The government is in discussions with the Future Fund regarding its future, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed.

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Concerns raised over Cbus’ culture, talent retention, and union influence

A research firm has voiced concerns regarding Cbus’ culture, its ability to retain key talent, and the extent to which union affiliates impact its investment decisions.

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Australia emerges as a leading destination for international investment: Report

Australia is becoming increasingly recognised as an attractive investment opportunity against global counterparts, recent analysis has found.

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AMP expands super, investments arm

The financial services company has made two senior appointments to its super and investments leadership team.

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Future Fund faces criticism for increased investment in ‘climate wreckers’

New research alleges the Future Fund has increased its stake in Australia’s biggest fossil fuel expanding companies in the six months to 30 June, despite purporting that its purpose is to “invest for the benefit of future generations of Australians”.

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Cbus unveils new advice offering for members and their partners

Cbus Super has unveiled Advice Essentials Plus, a new service offering affordable financial advice to both members and their partners.

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Aussie funds prepare to capitalise on lucrative investment opportunities in UK

Pension funds in Australia and the UK are embracing recent developments that will facilitate the deployment of superannuation capital toward the energy transition in both countries.

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Australian super funds face significant stability risks, says IMF

The International Monetary Fund has raised concerns about liquidity risks within Australia’s superannuation system due to a growing share of illiquid investments, such as private equity and credit.

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