Implications of MySuper to be debated
The implications flowing to the Australian financial services industry from the implementation of MySuper, including default funds under modern awards, will be hotly debated in Sydney next week at a joint Money Management/Association of Financial Advisers thought leadership breakfast.
The event, to be held on Tuesday 11 December, will see the Shadow Assistant Treasurer, Senator Mathias Cormann, outlining the position of the Federal Opposition, while other views will be put by a range of senior spokesmen, including Industry Super Network chief executive David Whiteley and Financial Services Council chief executive John Brogden.
The event - Living in a MySuper World - will be held at Sydney's Dockside venue on Tuesday, 11 December, from 7.45 am.
For bookings and enquiries go to www.moneymanagement.com.au/mysuper
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