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Jeremy Cooper

August 2024

Retirees and savers just starting should be at the forefront of super fund thinking.

Shouldn’t retirees be on super boards too?

Super funds have changed since the Cooper inquiry recommended more independent directors. Now, it might be a case of why stop there?

July 2024

It’s time we stopped our pursuit of endless economic growth from a world with finite resources, without regard for the consequences.

Why the Productivity Commission is wrong about green subsidies

The independent government agency has an outdated neoliberal mandate that needs an ESG makeover.

December 2023

Our super system can walk, and chew gum at the same time.

Super performance test needs changing because the world is burning

Why would we not seek to harness Australia’s $3.6 trillion retirement income system in the decarbonisation race, while leaving it up to superannuation funds to make the investment decisions?

January 2023

Banks offering deposit rates close to home lending rates will create many opportunities for investors.

Australia is just different when it comes to corporate bonds

A culture of bank term deposits and equities means would-be retail bond investors are exposed to risks they may not understand and can’t bear.

September 2022

The advice industry has changed a lot since Kenneth Hayne’s royal commission into the financial services industry.

Financial advice review should start again, not cling to flawed ideas

Review chairman Michelle Levy is right to go big-picture and suggest winding back regulation that doesn’t benefit consumers.

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