Super admin providers face reckoning in 2025: FinuraBY KARREN VERGARA | MONDAY, 20 JAN 2025 12:36PMMore companies will divest their superannuation administration offerings in 2025, according to Finura, as super funds potentially move this service in-house amid tighter scrutiny from the regulators. Related News |
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