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Jonathan Steffanoni
Principal Consultant, Legal & Risk, 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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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 ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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First State Super, VicSuper merger talks progress
JAMIE WILLIAMSON  |   8:27AM
First State Super and VicSuper have now signed a Binding Heads of Agreement to merge, with leadership roles and a 2020 deadline confirmed.
Super body opposes member interests bill
HARRISON WORLEY
The Government's move to reintroduce its member interests superannuation reforms continues to rile pockets of the super sector.
New Zealand retirement system under review
HARRISON WORLEY
New Zealand's retirement income system is under review, determined to measure the impact of shifting labour forces and declining home ownership.
Corporate fund updates members on fee changes
KARREN VERGARA
A $12 billion corporate super fund has achieved lower investment and transaction fees for its members for the 2019 financial year.
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