 Phil Turner Partner, Gilbert and Tobin (at time of writing) Phil Turner is a partner at Gilbert + Tobin and specialises in superannuation and financial services regulation.
PHIL TURNER , SILVANA WOOD , RICHARD HARRIS , TOM BRETT | FRIDAY, 3 NOV 2023 This paper sets out the most interesting observations from an analysis of how the obligations under the FAR compare to existing obligations for RSE licensees. Read more PHIL TURNER | FRIDAY, 30 JUN 2023 This paper provides an overview of ASIC's expectations and recommendations Read more PHIL TURNER , SIMON BURNS , LESLEY SUTTON | FRIDAY, 15 JUL 2022 This paper considers the impact of the critical infrastructure reforms on registrable superannuation entity (RSE) licensees both as infrastructure investors and as owners, or operators, of critical superannuation assets. Read more  ILONA MILLAR , PHIL TURNER | FRIDAY, 6 MAY 2022 This paper looks at the background to CPG 229, APRA's expectations regarding governance of climate risk and climate risk management, the upcoming APRA survey and next steps. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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