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Trustee valuation processes 'concerning': APRA review

BY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | TUESDAY, 17 DEC 2024 12:40PM

Many superannuation trustees have been told they must improve their valuation governance practices, with APRA finding just 11 have dedicated valuation committees while others involve staff members whose remuneration is tied to asset values in the process.

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