AST GVT Superannuation Data Rules

Published on: Jan 10, 2025

On Jan. 7, AST GVT issued rules re superannuation data collection.

  • AST GVT issued two new reporting standards requiring enhanced data collection from superannuation entities, namely Financial sector (collection of data) (reporting standard) determination no. 1 and no. 2 of 2025 with new reporting requirements.
  • AST GVT also published explanatory statements regarding the instruments above.
  • Aims to enhance transparency, address critical data gaps in superannuation reporting.
  • Background
  • Determination no. 1 revokes and replaces Reporting standard SRS 332.0 expenses with the new SRS 332.0 expenses and investment and transaction fees and costs.
  • No. 2 provides new Reporting standard SRS 340.0 RSE licensee financial statements.
  • Overview of Requirements
  • SRS 332.0 expands expense reporting requirements to capture total investment and transaction fees and costs data; in addition, SRS 340.0 requires registrable superannuation entity (RSE), licensees to provide certain specified information.
  • Namely, information concerning licensees' audited financial statements and reports.
  • Both include specific data items, definitions, measurement instructions, and quality control requirements; data to be reviewed, tested by RSE auditors before submission.
  • Data to be subject to internal review, authorization; systems, controls to be reviewed by RSE auditors; AST APRA may vary reporting periods or due dates per circumstance.
  • Effectiveness
  • Both instruments commence on Jan. 8, 2025.
Regulators
AST GVT
Entity Types
Auditor; IA; Inv Co; Pension
Reference
RF F2025L00009, F2025L00010, Info 1/7/2025; SRS 332.0; SRS 340.0;
Functions
Accounting; Audit; Compliance; Financial; Legal; Reporting; Risk; Treasury
Countries
Australia
Category
Central Government
State
N/A
Products
Fund Mgt; Mutual Funds; Pensions; Retirement Plan
Rule Type
Final
Regions
AP
Rule Date
Jan 7, 2025
Effective Date
Jan 8, 2025
Rule ID
239559
Linked to
N/A
Reg. Last Update
Jan 7, 2025
Report Section
International