Corporate Super Specialists Alliance (CSSA) has changed its code of conduct and direction and have subsequently rebranded as Workplace Super Specialists Australia (WSSA).
The super specialist advisory business' chief executive, Douglas Latto, said in the past CSSA were sometimes mistaken for an association of corporate super funds.
"What our members are really focused on is bringing financial education to the workplace. We believe our new name better reflects the type of work our members actually do with employees, including education, advocacy, and employee empowerment," he said.
"What we really do is construct communication programmes in conjunction with employers and policy committees, to ensure their employees are getting the most out of their super and managing it appropriately," Latto said.
WSSA's guiding principles its members work to include accessibility, financial literacy, efficiency, transparency, affordability, and adequacy.
BlackRock boss Larry Fink praised Australia’s superannuation system in his annual chairman’s letter.
The prudential regulator has announced it will publish new expenditure data of superannuation funds, providing details on expenses like advice, director remuneration, and payments to unions.
Affirming the UK’s growing attractiveness as an investment destination, a number of Australia’s largest investors recently joined the UK Foreign Secretary for an exclusive briefing in Canberra to discuss further opportunities for trade and growth.
The specialist superannuation law advisory practice is set to wind up, with managing partner Jonathan Steffanoni planning to bring a new offering to market.
Add new comment