Among the topics we’ll be discussing are what’s on the regulatory radar for super fund executives this year and where the unlisted asset valuations debate may be leading us, including the implications and challenges for the industry.

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Can trustees be doing more to ensure that members who may be experiencing cognitive decline are provided with the best support mechanisms to access financial services? '

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Among the topics we’ll be discussing are rise of the ‘whole’ employee, employee well-being, employee satisfaction, loyalty and retention risk, and the role of employers.

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Among the topics we’ll be discussing are technology enablers, member experiences, finding the best balance and how to inject operational expertise into digital transformation.

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Among the topics we’ll be discussing are what is digital transformation, the difference between transformation and evolution, why it matters and what your business should be doing today.

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Today we’ll be discussing the outlook for sustainable investment funds, how they can adapt to an inflationary environment, greenwashing, divestment versus engagement, and much more.

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Among the topics we’ll be discussing are the challenges and opportunities on the road to Net Zero, including the energy transition, the role of natural capital in an investment portfolio, and the growth of environmental markets and how fund managers can leverage them.

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Today we’ll be discussing digital transformation, what it means for trustees, why it is important, the role of change management and much more

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Three senior industry figures discuss the evolution of superannuation since it became compulsory in 1992, at the AIST Conference of Major Superannuation Funds (CMSF).

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Gerard looks back on the history of compulsory super, including the equal representation model, sector jargon, the evolution of investments, outperformance by profit-to-member funds, how they have held companies to account for their performance, and their fees.

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