Amy Bainbridge is a journalist at Bloomberg, covering Australia's $4.2 trillion superannuation and pension funds. Her reporting focuses on finance, investment, and personal finance, with particular emphasis on alternative investments, retirement planning, and cryptocurrency. She has been featured in numerous outlets, including Moneyweb, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Amy Bainbridge's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, with significant attention to government announcements and data citations. She also covers topics related to super funds, pension funds, gambling stocks, consulting firms, and Australia.
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By: Ambereen Choudhury, Amy Bainbridge, James Mayger
Australia’s central bank and one of the country’s biggest pension funds are scrutinizing and distancing themselves from KPMG Australia as whistleblower misconduct allegations trigger a widening crisis for the Big Four accounting firm.
Australia's central bank and one of the country's biggest pension funds are scrutinizing and distancing themselves from KPMG Australia as whistleblower
By: Richard Henderson, Amy Bainbridge
The turmoil engulfing KPMG Australia is set for a public reckoning as lawmakers demand information and changes in an industry beset by a series of scandals around the misuse of confidential client information.
By: Amy Bainbridge, Richard Henderson
IFM Investors is nearing a 50% holding in Australia-listed toll road operator Atlas Arteria Ltd., ahead of the Thursday night deadline on its takeover bid.
By: Angus Whitley, Amy Bainbridge
Allegations that WiseTech Global Ltd.’s billionaire chairman, Richard White, took advantage of a woman’s immigration status for sex are testing the patience of the Australian software company’s shareholders.
By: Angus Whitley, Amy Bainbridge
WiseTech on Tuesday said White denies any involvement in human trafficking. A day earlier, the Sydney Morning Herald had reported that White made
Australian Retirement Trust is looking to private markets as the nation’s second-largest pension fund positions for inflation to moderate in the US and Australia.
(Bloomberg) -- Australians are sleepwalking into their retirement, according to new research. Most Read from Bloomberg
By: Richard Henderson, Amy Bainbridge
Some of Australia’s largest pension funds are boosting their exposure to global and domestic real estate, taking advantage of a broader investor pullback in the sector.
By: Amy Bainbridge
At A$4.4 trillion ($3.1 trillion), Australia’s pension system is the fourth-largest pool of retirement savings in the world — and the fastest-growing among major markets. It’s expected to overtake the UK and Canada by the early 2030s to become the second-largest globally.
