AIST has welcomed super reforms but say more can be done for lower paid, women and ordinary Australians....
AIST is supportive of the Federal Government’s over-arching proposals in PPG235, managing data risk, but said it should align more closely with SPS220 on risk management....
An AIST survey has found that 25 per cent of Australians do not believe super is an integral part of their retirement plan. ...
ASFA, AIST and WIS speak out about the retirement savings gender gap on International Women's Day. ...
Challenger chief executive Brian Benari says the growing demand for reliable income streams is forcing both sides of politics to consider removing some of the existing im...
Reforms are needed to try to bridge the gap between men’s and women’s retirement incomes, according to AIST....
Industry funds typically don’t rely on their default option for membership growth, says Independent Education Union general secretary John Quessy....
AIST has chosen Tom Garcia, its executive manager of policy and research, to replace Fiona Reynolds as chief executive....
MySuper legislation should specify an accurate performance target that is both net of investment fees and administration fees, according to the Australian Institute of Su...
Media Super has appointed Graeme Russell, current First Super chief executive, as its new head....
Media Super chair Gerard Noonan said industry funds' high levels of disclosure had left them open to claims of misuse of member money and under-the-table payments....
AIST chief executive Fiona Reynolds will leave her position to take on a new role as managing director for the UNPRI in London....
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 ...