This paper covers:
- the roles
- the duties
- the conflicts
- McIntosh v McIntosh
- conflicting fiduciary obligations and interest - other cases
- strategies to reduce or eliminate the potential for conflicts.
Superannuation
2015
Conflicts in a superannuation death benefit context
Source: QLD
Published Date: 28 Apr 2015
Individual Session
Conflicts in a superannuation death benefit context
Author(s):
Neal Dallas CTA
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published By: Neal Dallas CTA
- Published On:28 Apr 2015
- Event Name:Superannuation
- Session Name:Conflicts in a superannuation death benefit context
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:Tattersall's Club, Brisbane
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