What do the new breach reporting requirements starting 1 Oct mean for super funds?
60 mins
1 CPD Hours
Webinar
Governance Policy
The new breach reporting regime that starts on 1 October 2021 will change how all Australian financial services (AFS) licensees analyse and report breaches. The new regime not only redefines a significant breach but requires licence holders to report investigations into potentially reportable incidents.
What does this mean for your fund? What needs to change in relation to how you conduct internal and external investigations? What new trustee policies are required? Will the current governance regime require modification?
In this webinar, Scott Charaneka, a highly experienced superannuation lawyer and Head of Superannuation and Wealth Management at Thomson Geer, and Holly Marchant a lawyer from Scott’s team, explained what these changes mean for you.
The workshop covered a number of ‘near life’ examples, offering a comparison of the current and upcoming reporting regimes.
Published Date: 11 June 2021