APRA Deputy Sees 'Material Weaknesses' In Super Trustees

By Olivia Thomson · October 23, 2026, 1:27 PM AEST

APRA Deputy Chair David Bradbury has signaled major reforms to superannuation trustees including setting limits for high-risk investments, tougher conflict of interest rules and stronger oversight amid "material weaknesses" in the...

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