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Jonathan Steffanoni
Partner, Legal, QMV Super Solutions

Jonathan Steffanoni is a lawyer, principal consultant - legal and risk at QMV and a Fellow of ASFA. He advises and consults on a broad range of projects with Australia's most prominent superannuation funds. Jonathan has completed a Juris Doctor, Diploma in Financial Services, and Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice. He also holds undergraduate degrees in Business and Arts.

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On Superannuation Guarantee
Australia's superannuation guarantee policy is popular, economically prudent, and coming under increasing political scrutiny. It has been very effective in extending coverage of the superannuation ...
Productivity Commission Recommendation 14: Not-for-profit for all?
The long-awaited Productivity Commission report on its three-year inquiry into competition and efficiency in superannuation has made a curious finding and recommendation that "because super funds ...
Articles Published
Impact investing: An emerging opportunity to add broader value?
In a 1970 article in the New York Times Magazine, Nobel Laurette and late University of Chicago Professor Milton Friedman pronounced that "the social responsibility of business is to increase its ... In ...
ESG risks and superannuation trustees: A legal perspective
The responsibility of superannuation trustees is greater than that of typical businesses - holding an important economic and public policy role to Australian society to provide income in retirement. ...
The end of the road
Is the market for superannuation administration services in Australia at the end of the road? The marketplace for what we call superannuation administration services is no longer competitive. Yet, competitive ... Is ...
Nobel laureates and superannuation
In this provocative piece, QMV Super Solutions' legal consultant Jonathan Steffanoni asks some questions around the regulation of SMSFs that are sure to raise some hackles. In this provocative ...
Latest News
Hume blasts super merger laggards
HARRISON WORLEY
Senator Jane Hume has slammed the superannuation industry over the excuses used by super funds for not merging, saying there is simply no excuse when members' best interests are at play.
No pat on the back for high performers: APRA
HARRISON WORLEY
APRA's superannuation heat map will not feature any means for demonstrating high performance across any of the system's metrics, the regulator has revealed.
Default insurance likely to go: Silk
HARRISON WORLEY
AustralianSuper chief executive Ian Silk has predicted the ousting of default insurance in the super system.
Fee hike at government super fund
KANIKA SOOD
A government superannuation fund has increased its admin fees for the first time in nine years.
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A dignified legacy
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AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC SUPERANNUATION AND RETIREMENT FUND
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