News analysis

Too big to manage?

Investors forced to go passive

By Wouter Klijn

Super fund mergers have forced some investors to go passive. ... read more »

Labor, Liberal economic policies nearly identical

Economists indifferent to who governs

By Wouter Klijn

Whatever form the government ends up taking, the Australian economy is unlikely to be much affected, economists say. ... read more »

Could the coalition be good for industry funds?

Coalition likely to axe MySuper

By Christine St Anne

Two days before election day and there is still no super policy announcement from the opposition, but one thing is likely if the coalition comes to power and that is the scrapping of MySuper. ... read more »

Asset allocation makes a comeback

New products in the pipeline

By Wouter Klijn

A newfound appreciation for asset allocation is likely to spark product evolution. ... read more »

When two styles converge

Technological innovation drives convergence

By Wouter Klijn

Quantitative and qualitative fund managers may one day find themselves running the same processes. ... read more »

Change comes slowly

Wall Street reforms signed into law

By Wouter Klijn

The new Wall Street reforms are far reaching, but it will take time to get the house in order. ... read more »

• Hedge funds are the new conservative
• Embracing compliance uniformity
• Weak market grounds floats
• Revisiting private equity
• If the price is right
• The right cover
• Case strenghthens for international equities
• Super's new battleground
• Half measures create super problems
• Fund managers, super funds focus on ESG