Reg 4.07B repealed by SLI No 155 of 2013, reg 4 and Sch 1 item 95, effective 1 July 2013. Reg 4.07B formerly read:
REGULATION 4.07B RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS
4.07B(1)
In this regulation:
material risk
means a risk to a registrable superannuation entity that has the potential, if realised, to:
(a)
adversely affect the interests of members or beneficiaries of the entity; or
(b)
have a significant impact on the business operations, reputation, rate of return, profitability or net assets of the entity.
4.07B(2)
For paragraph
29P(2)(c)
of the Act, the following matters are prescribed:
(a)
any material risk (a
relevant material risk
) that is relevant to the registrable superannuation entity;
(b)
an assessment of each relevant material risk, taking into account:
(i)
the likelihood of the risk being realised; and
(ii)
the consequences for the entity if the risk is realised;
(c)
the way in which the RSE licensee proposes to treat each relevant material risk, including:
(i)
the proposed risk response strategy or strategies for the risk; and
(ii)
the measures and procedures that the RSE licensee proposes to apply to address the risk;
(d)
an assessment of the residual risk for each relevant material risk, having regard to:
(i)
the assessment of the relevant material risk under paragraph (b); and
(ii)
the likely effect of the proposed treatment of the relevant material risk under paragraph (c);
(e)
the proposed arrangements for internal oversight, implementation and reporting in relation to the management of the relevant material risks by the RSE licensee.
Note:
A registrable superannuation entity will not be registered unless APRA is satisfied that the risk management plan for the entity meets the requirements of section
29P
of the Act: see paragraph
29M(1)(d)
of the Act.
History
Reg 4.07B inserted by SR No 113 of 2004, reg 3 and Sch 1 item 4, effective 1 July 2004.