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AustralianSuper reads the riot act to IFM over exotic travel

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 12, 2026 • 07:36 AM
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IFM Investors may own a host of airports, but its staff will be passing through them less after a crackdown on overseas junkets.

AustralianSuper reads the riot act to IFM over exotic travel

It’s been a bumper year for IFM Investors.

Profits for the asset manager backed by the country’s largest super funds recently landed at $251.5 million. Assets are brushing $291 billion . And staff expenses have soared past the $1 billion mark. That means the average IFM worker pulls in more than half a million dollars annually.

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