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The Government has passed the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Superannuation Outcomes For Austral

Rest and Women in Super have urged Parliament to prioritise superannuation legislation that will improve retirement outcomes for low-income Australians earning less than $450 a month.

Rest Super’s appointment of David Duncan to transformation, operational risk and governance, investments is aimed at supporting the transformation of its investment operating model and technology platforms.

David Paradice’s equities boutique is understood to be quietly stitching up a 50 per cent sale to Charter Hall, in a surprising move for the ASX-listed property group.

Australian futures are marginally positive as US megatechs are being ditched amid a dramatic shift in positioning given the outlook for US interest rates.

A looming spot ETF and major regulatory advancements will have the close attention of Australian crypto executives in 2022.

Some corners of the industry see hope in the Senate’s efforts – and all operators are wondering who will secure the market’s first spot exchange-traded fund.

Superannuation funds will need to educate their entire staff to leverage the entire benefits of an imminent technology revolution, according to a panel.

Super funds should re-engineer their operations rather than just digitalise manual processes if they want to catch up to other industries, according to a panel.

Now that crypto investing is mainstream, with Rest Super announcing it will put a portion of its funds into it, Rollover wonders whether his grandkids will think he is hip when he shows them his crypto balance in his new digital wallet.