COVID-19 – Information for superannuation trustees

ASIC has withdrawn answers to frequently asked questions about superannuation regulatory issues that have arisen from the COVID-19 pandemic that were published in 2020. This has been done as the content has ceased to be current or useful.

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ASIC updates superannuation forecasts relief instrument

13 September 2024

ASIC has updated the default rate of nominal wage inflation in ASIC (Superannuation Calculators and Retirement Estimates) Instrument 2022/603 from 4% p.a. to 3.7% p.a. following a period of industry consultation.

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ASIC’s Corporate Plan 2024-25: Superannuation focus areas

13 September 2024

ASIC has released its Corporate Plan, which details strategic priorities for superannuation. ASIC Commissioner Simone Constant writes that now is the time for trustees to redouble their efforts to strengthen their member proposition and deliver on their commitments to help Australians prosper in retirement.

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ASIC’s Moneysmart calls on super funds to better engage millennials

2 September 2024

Moneysmart convened a roundtable of leading influential voices for millennials and their finances that is sounding the alarm for superannuation funds to lift their game and increase services, transparency, and improved access to information to better engage millennial members.

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ASIC and APRA host Superannuation CEO Roundtables

2 September 2024

APRA and ASIC have released public notes from the latest Roundtables. The theme of the Roundtables was superannuation funds as investors of members’ money.

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A guide to ‘good’: delivering better retirement outcomes and member services for Australians

14 August 2024

Speech by ASIC Commissioner Simone Constant at a joint ASIC/APRA session at the Conexus Institute Retirement Conference.

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ASIC’s first greenwashing case results in landmark $11.3 million penalty for Mercer

2 August 2024

The Federal Court has ordered Mercer Superannuation (Australia) Limited to pay a $11.3 million penalty after it admitted it made misleading statements about the sustainable nature and characteristics of some of its superannuation investment options.

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Last updated: 06/12/2021 04:43