The prudential regulator will this week send officers to inspect Rest Super, the $92 billion superannuation giant with two million members, at its offices to determine if the retirement savings fund can comply with strict new rules on risk management.
Rest chairman James Merlino is racing to ensure his fund’s processes are up to APRA’s standards when new risk management rules come into effect from July. Paul Jeffers
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