Lucas Baird is a reporter at The Australian Financial Review. He covers a range of topics within the finance sector, including investment strategies, asset management, and personal finance, with a keen focus on corporate finance and sustainability. Lucas's work has been featured in The Australian Financial Review.
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By: Lucas Baird
Outgoing APRA deputy Margaret Cole faced down Robert Maxwell and investment banks, but Australia’s $4.5 trillion super sector brought a new type of battle.
By: Lucas Baird
The rapid growth of the $4.5 trillion pension sector and the concentration of its power among a few large funds are magnifying risks in Australia's
By: Hannah Wootton, Lucas Baird
Industry superannuation giant HESTA has told staff it could shut down its sustainable investment portfolio in a few months, fearing it could fail
By: Lucas Baird
In a marked reversal for the country’s second-biggest super fund, ART says it is allocating more money to active management strategies.
By: Lucas Baird
Wealth management upstart Netwealth says it can double funds under administration to more than $250 billion over the next four years, telling
By: Lucas Baird
The corporate regulator has opened a new investigation on Diversa Trustees and is examining how the firm bills the members of its largest clients.
By: Edmund Tadros, Lucas Baird
KPMG allegedly replaced a tax partner working on its lucrative UniSuper account after fund executives complained when he told the board that a
By: Lucas Baird, Alex Gluyas, Jenny Wiggins
UniSuper, the country's fourth-largest pension fund, has cast doubt on the highly anticipated initial public offering of Firmus Technologies and
By: Lucas Baird
At the heart of UK inquiries into suspect donations to the Reform leader is a little-known Australian firm from Wollongong.
By: Lucas Baird
Super funds say a survey highlighting slow response times to member queries has not adequately accounted for necessary ID checks.
