Hayne Inquiry

Chair's Seat

Sunsuper’s Andrew Fraser: No merit in oligopolistic structure

In this Q&A with Investment Magazine, Sunsuper chair, Andrew Fraser, discusses industry consolidation, Protect your Super reforms, ESG and the search for a new chief executive.

Elizabeth FryJuly 8, 2019

Governance

Restoring trust in superannuation funds

CX technology can help superannuation organisations meet regulatory responsibilities and reconnect with their members, says a Confirmit consultant.

Jason MalliaApril 18, 2019

Opinion

Hayne plants landmines for super industry

New restrictions on default accounts, trustee conflicts and hawking will make an impact on the sector.

Andrew MainFebruary 7, 2019

Royal Commission

Royal commission cooks up a regulatory failure

Kenneth Hayne did plenty to take ASIC and APRA to task but when it came time to explain how to fix them, he appeared to lose his nerve.

Patrick McConnellFebruary 6, 2019

Deen Sanders, partner in governance, regulation, conduct ethics and professionalism at Deloitte

Royal Commission

Hayne ignites adviser discipline bonfire

Hayne’s recommendation for a new, separate disciplinary body for advisers could mean vast new powers over advisers says Deloitte.

Tahn SharpeFebruary 6, 2019

Royal Commission

Hayne backs ‘one default account’ for new members

A single “default” super account should be mandated for Aussie workers according to Commissioner Kenneth Hayne.

Elizabeth FryFebruary 4, 2019

FPA chief executive Dante De Gori

Royal Commission

Hayne orders about-face on OSAs

The ongoing service agreements that underpin most advice remuneration models are set to change dramatically .

Tahn SharpeFebruary 4, 2019

Royal Commission

‘This cannot continue’: Hayne dresses down advice

Commissioner Kenneth Hayne has stopped short of recommending advice be pulled from the country’s largest financial institutions.

Matthew SmithFebruary 4, 2019

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