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World markets on war footing as eyes turn to energy tinderbox
With the price of oil soaring following Israel’s attack on Iran, markets are braced for further turmoil if the situation escalates and the US is dragged into direct conflict.
Complacent markets need to wake up and smell the propellant
Israel and Iran are on the precipice of all-out war, yet markets aren’t factoring in the likely shockwaves on oil supply and renewed inflation risks, fund managers say.
The young fundies using AI to beat the index
When Armina Rosenberg walks into her Minotaur Capital office each morning, there’s not a single analyst in sight. AI is saving her millions, and she’s not the only one using it.
Super funds scramble to plug security holes as deadline looms
Only two of the major super funds appear to meet the regulator’s standards on cyber security controls. How does your fund stack up?
‘Persistent weakness’: APRA takes aim at super funds
Australia’s biggest super funds still haven’t rolled out basic security tools they were told were needed in 2023, as APRA highlights known gaps are letting hackers steal members’ savings.
Private equity bites on the menu for CFS in private markets rush
One of the best investments in the 20 years is buying and selling domestically focused US companies which are likely to be ‘far less exposed to the impacts of tariffs’.
Customers’ wrath unleashed on HESTA after long shutdown
Industry fund HESTA has switched on its new administrator and immediately copped the ire of customers who were locked out for seven weeks and now find themselves in hours-long phone queues.
From investment banker to climate warrior, Keith Tuffley’s second act
Keith Tuffley has spent two decades combining his passion for the environment with investment banking. ‘Are we handing across an economy, an environment and a planet which means that our kids will be poorer?’
Hostplus readies to onboard KPMG staff fund
Nabbing KPMG’s former head of super appears to have paid off for Hostplus, as it seems to have beaten the competition to become the default fund for KPMG staff.
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