Superfunds magazine is the superannuation industry's premier publication.
Published monthly (11 times a year), Superfunds provides in-depth analysis and insight into Australian superannuation issues. Whether it's the political landscape, new regulations, technical considerations or developments in investment practices, Superfunds covers it all with contributions from leading figures and journalists in the industry.
Superfunds for iPad has arrived
Just in time for Superfunds' 50th anniversary, the full edition of Australia's oldest financial magazine is now available for download to your tablet device each and every month.
Featuring all the same high-quality content as the print version in a portable and interactive format, Superfunds for iPad is available at no additional cost to magazine subscribers. All you need to access your iPad copy is your ASFA ID and password.
Download the app for free at the iTunes App Store today!
For more information or if you'd like to provide some feedback, contact the Superfunds team.
In the latest issue - May 2012
12 Playing by the rules By Keith Power
What super funds can learn from other industries on corporate governance.
16 Small but strong By Ben Power
As MySuper looms, how will corporate funds stay relevant and viable?
22 The de-risking riddle By David McNeice
To de-risk or not to de-risk? The question for DB funds.
26 Benchmark beware By David Chaplin
Fixed income benchmarks are facing increased scrutiny from investors.
28 An open book By Ged Fitzpatrick
ASIC outlines the key disclosure areas for super funds.
30 Woman with a plan By Carolyn Swanson
Find out more about Margaret Stewart, ASFA’s GM Policy & Industry Practice.
32 The hunt for real returns By Michael Lawrence
Super funds are slowly progressing towards after-tax investing.
36 Streamlining By Sarah O'Brien
Just how ‘automatic’ are the new auto-consolidation requirements?
38 Joining the dots By Megan McDougall
The industry needs to act now if SuperStream is to succeed.
40 Great expectations By Dzu Huynh
What does member engagement really mean for super funds?
42 Basel 3: 101 By Stephen Wells and Brad Carr
Not just for banks: How Basel 3 will affect the super industry.