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ARTICLE · 24 SEPTEMBER 2012

MySuper authorisation: much to do and so little time

What is clear from the timetable is that waiting for more certainty in regulation is not an option for trustees.

AustraliaFinance and Banking

By Anne MacNamara

Timeframes for the MySuper authorisation process, compliance with APRA prudential standards and implementation of SuperStream changes were too tight from the outset.

A timetable1 which summarises the legislative and regulatory process for super trustees is attached.

What is clear from the timetable is that waiting for more certainty in regulation is not an option for trustees intending to apply for a MySuper authorisation.

There is too little time. Trustees and fund professionals should now be engaging with experts, such as our team at Henry Davis York, to identify, prioritise and implement changes.

The gap analysis needed in relation to business strategy and governance requirements will likely highlight the need for trustee boards of directors to obtain strategic legal advice in relation to:

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