How not to be a casualty of super fund reform

Quite often, it is the operating model that is altered or “bent” to adapt to funds’ changing needs.. This can lead to unsustainable, weak or inefficient controls and processes within various parts of the operating model. This increases operational risk.

When changes or new service initiatives are considered, the operating model should be reviewed from end to end.

This can identify aspects of the model that can help the desired changes take place or those aspects that need to be altered for the changes to happen. Quite often, a model that is prepared for change can drive the initiative towards successful implementation rather than be a casualty of the change.

 

 

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AustraliaSuper backs new benchmark for ‘emerging assets’ in YFYS

The nation’s two largest super funds are at odds over potential changes to the performance test, with AustralianSuper saying it supports further developments to the CPI + X benchmark that could be used to evaluate “emerging assets” after Australian Retirement Trust rejected the model due to its potential to increase systemic risk. 

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