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14 October 2025 by Georgie Preston

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Federated Hermes backs short-duration bonds amid Fed rate cut pivot

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legalsuper passes MySuper test

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Legal sector industry fund legalsuper has been granted MySuper authorisation from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).

Fund chief executive Andrew Proebstl said the MySuper product would be ready to launch from 1 July 2013.

“We are delighted to have obtained our MySuper licence and we are pleased to be one of a small group of funds that have received this licence ahead of the 1 July 2013 start date for the new regime,” he said in a statement.

The approval of legalsuper’s MySuper product follows the introduction of its enhanced direct investment option, which allows members to invest and build their own portfolio of S&P/ASX300 shares/securities, exchange traded funds and term deposits with daily trading, the fund stated.

 
 

Under the Stronger Super reforms, funds are required to offer a low-cost super product (MySuper) with a simple and uniform set of features.