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Super goes backward: to switch, or not to switch?
Australians Chronically Under-insured – Super Can Help Boost Insurance Adequacy
Carl Hess to succeed Roger Urwin as global head of investment consulting at Watson Wyatt
Funds paying over 50% more investment fees than five years ago
Watson Wyatt Australia Investment Consulting Practice continues to grow
Going from good to great in investment governance – the lessons from the world’s leading funds
Australian superannuation fund growth continues to outpace the rest of the developed world

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Graeme Miller Graeme Miller, Head of the Investment Consulting Practice discusses why Australian funds are performing so well compared to their global counterparts