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Speaking at the 2023 ACSI Annual Conference, Minister Stephen Jones said the government would prefer doing “too much too soon, not too little too late” on its sustainability agenda.

Tensions are rising over demands by investors, activists and the public for climate disclosure and the ability of firms and super funds to predict the future.

Future Super has been handed an infringement notice by ASIC over a Facebook post that implied all its funds under management had been invested in fossil fuels prior to transitioning to Future Super.

ASIC has announced it has fined Future Super $13,320 over a misleading Facebook post as the regulator continues its crackdown on greenwashing by superfunds.

Future Super has received an infringement notice from ASIC over alleged greenwashing, this time related to a social media post by the fund, following earlier action against Mercer Super.

<p><span>ASIC has issued an infringement notice to superannuation fund promoter, Future Super Investment Services Pty Ltd (Future Super), in further action against alleged greenwashing. </span></p>

Simon Sheikh’s Future Super has been fined by ASIC for overstating its carbon credentials.

Women at the top of their game feel they can’t discuss the flushes, insomnia, ‘rage and despair’ that perimenopause can bring. Some are retiring early rather than bring it up. One doctor wants to change all that.

Australians have around $10 billion invested in dud superannuation products from funds such as Colonial First State and BT Retirement Wrap, APRA has found.

The CEO and co-founder of CreditorWatch says he is committed to creating a “fantastic workplace culture”.