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14 August 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

APRA proposes stricter rules for super trustees

Super trustees will have until early September to provide feedback to APRA on new rules governing the way they operate their businesses

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Industry funds attack new ATO 'choice' form

The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) has criticised a new version of the ATO's online superannuation "choice" form that does not ...

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Lawyer warns super funds on climate risks

A majority of super funds have not provided, as required by APRA, adequate evidence they are considering climate risk, making them vulnerable to legal ...

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Group insurance data framework proposed

The Insurance in Superannuation Working Group, a joint initiative of competing super industry associations, has released its fourth discussion paper – ...

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Millennials driving ‘inevitable change’ in super

Millennials will soon make up two-thirds of the workforce, says the Financial Services Council – and super funds that fail to properly engage them do ...

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'Change or exit', APRA warns super funds

Super funds that fail to produce "concrete evidence" they are delivering for members could soon be compelled to merge, says APRA deputy chair Helen ...

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Government proposes AGMs for super funds

The government has unveiled a new suite of governance changes for superannuation funds, including a requirement to hold annual member meetings

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Sunsuper and Kinetic confirm merger

The boards of Sunsuper and Kinetic Super have confirmed their decision to merge after entering talks in April 2017. Kinetic Super and $40 billion ...

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Australian Ethical wins $128m mandate

The Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund has made a $128 million investment into Australian Ethical’s balanced fund

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More competition will reduce super fees: FSC

The Financial Services Council says increased competition within Australia’s superannuation sector could save members $292 million in fees, meaning ...

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