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SelectingSuper rejects claim small funds should merge

BY ALEX DUNNIN | WEDNESDAY, 5 AUG 2015 12:00PM

SelectingSuper has rejected the reported assertion that super funds with less than $5 billion in assets should be required to merge.

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