
Amy Bainbridge
Journalist at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg Journalist, covering Australia's $3.9T Superannuation/Pension funds @business @bloombergau Past: @abcnews consumer affairs reporter, foreign corro;
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financialpost.com | Amy Bainbridge
Advertisement 1The country’s superannuation funds have built up a ‘wall of money,’ and they are looking for new places to invest. Tariffs complicate that. Article content(Bloomberg Markets) — On a Monday morning in February in Washington, more than a dozen Australian pension executives showed why everyone in the US with a big project to fund wants to meet them.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Amy Bainbridge
On a Monday morning in February in Washington, more than a dozen Australian pension executives showed why everyone in the US with a big project to fund wants to meet them. “We have capital to invest in the United States—that was the purpose, that was the key message,” says Sam Sicilia, chief investment officer of the A$115 billion ($73 billion) pension fund Hostplus, after returning from the Australian Super Summit. “We’ve exhausted our home country.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Amy Bainbridge
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bloomberg.com | Amy Bainbridge
(Bloomberg Markets) -- On a Monday morning in February in Washington, more than a dozen Australian pension executives showed why everyone in the US with a big project to fund wants to meet them. “We have capital to invest in the United States—that was the purpose, that was the key message,” says Sam Sicilia, chief investment officer of the A$115 billion ($73 billion) pension fund Hostplus, after returning from the Australian Super Summit. “We’ve exhausted our home country.
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bloomberg.com | Amy Bainbridge
Swanston Street in downtown Melbourne. A growing number of Australians are ditching big pension funds. (Bloomberg) -- It was late 2014 when Timothy Yang’s pension balance hit rock bottom. The meager contributions from his low-wage job at a fast-food restaurant in Melbourne were no match for the fees quietly draining his retirement savings. He stuck with the fund, but a decade later had just over A$20,000 ($12,500) saved.
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