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Australian superannuation funds hold over AUD$2 trillion in assets yet little is known about trustee-director's compensation. This paper examines the determinants of trustee-director compensation using a unique dataset of 137 superannuation funds. Funds with better reputations, for-profit funds,...
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The heavy reliance of Australian superannuation funds on service providers enables these entities to play an important role in fund operations and have a significant influence on the costs and investment performance of superannuation funds. The use of service providers creates a nexus of...
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Directors who hold concurrent directorships within a single industry may have an information advantage or face conflicts of interest. This practice is permitted in the Australian pension fund industry, even between competing funds. Results show that funds with directors who hold competing board...
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We examine the investment skill of socially responsible investment (SRI) fund managers. Prior studies use the ‘alpha’ from standard asset pricing models as a proxy for management skill. However, implicit in the use of such models is that managers operate under no investment constraints. In...
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