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14 December 2022
The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) welcomes AUSTRAC’s proposal to update its guidance on Employee Due Diligence (EDD). AIST has met with a number of member funds in relation to the proposed update.
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The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) welcomes AUSTRAC’s proposal to update its guidance on Enhanced Customer Due Diligence (ECDD). AIST has met with a number of member funds in relation to the proposed update.
The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) welcomes AUSTRAC’s proposal to update the superannuation industry-specific technical guidance. AIST has consulted with a number of member funds in relation to the proposed update.
02 December 2022
AIST welcomes proposals to address outstanding Phase 1 issues (especially those related to Asset Allocation reporting) prior to implementation of Phase 2, and APRA’s support for a central reporting database.
24 November 2022
AIST supports the proposed updates to the Member Outcomes framework, and requests clarity and guidance around the types of cohort enhancements APRA seeks in order to be meaningful and fit for purpose. We also note that the timing and availability of data that feeds into business performance assessments remains challenging.
27 October 2022
AIST’s submission to Treasury supports the purpose of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Industry Funding Model (IFM), which is to recover ASIC’s regulatory costs from entities in the industry sub-sectors that cause the need for regulatory effort by ASIC, rather than general taxpayers.
19 October 2022
AIST is supportive of the consolidation of business continuity and outsourcing into a single operational risk standard, subject to segmentation of industry-specific clauses and guidance.
14 October 2022
AIST supports the policy intent of the Your Future Your Super (YFYS) package of reforms. In our compulsory system, where engagement is low, members should be able to trust that super funds are being held to account for their performance. Those who wish to choose should have access to reliable and useful product information that prioritizes the most important metrics.
07 October 2022
AIST supports the Minister Rules that support the Financial Accountability Regime.
AIST supports the overarching objectives of APRA’s proposed disclosure and reporting requirements to improve the transparency of remuneration arrangements and facilitate more consistent comparisons across financial services but notes that variable remuneration practices in the profit-to-member superannuation are not consistent within the sector nor directly comparable to other sectors.