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Future Super Group is ramping up its growth strategy, entering the default super space with the acquisition of GuildSuper.

The corporate regulator has outlined its philosophy in dealing with greenwashing and the by-product of greenhushing, having already reported around 35 of such interventions since undertaking this strategic priority in the last year.

The deal is expected to be completed before the end of the calendar year and will increase its $10.67 billion FUMA by more than 25 per cent.

The investment regulator is paying attention to funds holding lucrative investments in the name of active ownership.

Kirstin Hunter is the managing director (NSW) at Techstars, the world’s largest pre-seed investor. Kirstin is an experienced startup and high-growth business executive with a focus on fintech businesses at the intersection of activism and capitalism. She is the co-founder and former CEO at Future Super, former executive at Brighte, founding chairperson at Ocean Impact Organisation and long-time mentor with Blackbirds Giants and Startmate programs. In her spare time Kirstin is on the board of M...

Aware Super will now offer employees paid menopause leave, as the Finance Sector Union (FSU) launches an industry-wide survey on the impact of menopause and menstruation in the workplace in tandem with World Menopause Day.

Future Super will soon transition to both a new administrator and custodian, with new contracts taking effect next month.

Forty years after Australian Ethical opened its doors, the $3.5 trillion superannuation sector is scrambling to launch and grow similar ethically invested products. What is on the market and best for investors?

Equity Trustees has confirmed its intention to exit its UK and Ireland business and will write off $2.1 million associated with the investment.

Proceeds will be put towards consolidating with other ESG super funds or taking on mandates from ethical investment managers, Street Talk understands.