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Australian super funds step up scrutiny of unlisted assets

Hugo Cox
The industry is tightening both internal and external valuation procedures for unlisted assets, right on the heels of new regulatory guidance.
Australian super funds step up scrutiny of unlisted assets

Following the establishment of new guidelines from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), Australian superannuation funds are shifting to more frequent valuations of the A$650 billion ($418 billion) of unlisted assets that they hold, as well as emphasising the quality of internal valuation procedures.

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