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Building a modern retirement proposition in Australia

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As a record number of members approach retirement, regulatory expectations continue to rise and scrutiny of post retirement outcomes intensifies.

Emerging markets and the value of contrarian investing

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When markets turn volatile, investors naturally retreat to what feels safe, but this can result in overlooking pockets of opportunity.

Regrouping in the fog of war

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Whether the ceasefire clears the fog of war or not, higher government yields and wider spreads bode well for returns over the long term.

What's driving digital transformation in super?

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Why the tech challenges plaguing the super sector may ultimately lead to better service, stronger protections and a superior member and client experience.

Superannuation's next phase: The shift from saving to drawdown

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Strengthening retirement outcomes is not about any single organisation or product. It is about an industry working collectively.

The cracks forming in US private credit: What investors should watch

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Australian super funds, asset consultants and private wealth investors are increasingly exposed to US private credit through global mandates.

The rise of Part A qualifications in SMSF audits: A structural shift in assurance

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SMSF audit reports carrying Part A qualifications have become noticeably more common. What does it say about the compliance environment in the SMSF sector?

Digital transformation: Start with good, build to great

TAL
Members expect the same digital ease from their super that they get everywhere else.

Assessing the Bank of Japan's key question

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After decades of ultra loose monetary policy, an improving Japanese economy has supported a gradual monetary policy normalisation by the Bank of Japan.

The future of the retirement sector: Abundance, AI and the case for still saving for retirement

STATE SUPER
Elon Musk recently predicted technology will make retirement planning unnecessary, but can algorithms and automation really fix our financial woes?