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Fiscal issues & super: Can there ever be equilibrium? presentation

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Published on 25 Aug 16 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • super is globally unique
  • competing tensions
  • retirement income streams review
  • govt response to RIS Review.

Author profile

Jeremy Cooper
Photo of author, Jeremy Cooper Jeremy is the Chairman of Retirement Income at Challenger Limited, a full-time executive role involving aspects of research, product development and public advocacy of Challenger's philosophies in a range of areas. Jeremy is a lawyer by training with experience across a broad range of financial services disciplines. Prior to joining Challenger, Jeremy was appointed by the Australian Government to chair a wide-ranging review of Australia's superannuation system, now known as the "Cooper Review". Before his review role, Jeremy was deputy chairman of ASIC for five years from mid-2004. He was awarded the 2011 Libby Slater Award by the International Pension & Employee Benefits Lawyers Association in Berlin for his contribution to the Australian superannuation system. - Current at 19 September 2016
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This was presented at 2016 National Superannuation Conference .

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