Original article by Clancy Yeates
The Australian Financial Review – Page: 18 : 3-Mar-15

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority will look into allegations that banks are illegally trying to gain market share in the superannuation sector. UMR Research has released the findings of a survey which suggests that banks have offered inducements to encourage employers to change their default super funds to those offered by the banks. The Financial Services Council says UMR should disclose which banks have offered incentives to switch default funds

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