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APRA to target liquidity issues with super
The regulator has called on industry funds to provide urgent information on their liquidity as well as estimates of emergency payouts caused by the coronavirus.
Now that the federal government has refused to provide a liquidity backstop for industry superannuation funds worried about paying their share of $27 billion in coronavirus-induced super withdrawals, the spotlight will fall on Helen Rowell.
Rowell, deputy chairman of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, comes to this task with a mixed track record for taking tough decisions in relation to fund mergers and cracking down on the trustees of poorly performing funds.
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