Selecting Australian Equity Superannuation Funds: A Retail Investor's Perspective

Drew, Michael E., Stanford, Jon D. and Veeraraghavan, Madhu (2002) Selecting Australian Equity Superannuation Funds: A Retail Investor's Perspective. Discussion Paper No 320, School of Economics, University of Queensland.

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Author Drew, Michael E.
Stanford, Jon D.
Veeraraghavan, Madhu
Title Selecting Australian Equity Superannuation Funds: A Retail Investor's Perspective
School, Department or Centre School of Economics
Institution University of Queensland
Report Number Discussion Paper No 320
Publication date 2002-11-01
Subject 350300 Banking, Finance and Investment
Abstract/Summary Research from the United States finds that the investment management industry, on average, destroys value for investors through under-performing benchmark returns. The value (or otherwise) of active management has immediate implications for Australia's system of retirement funding, termed superannuation.
Keyword Superannuation
Investments
Performance
Investment management industry

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Collection: Discussion Papers (School of Economics)
 
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