
Superannuation changes may ignite Aussie VA growth
Proposed changes to the superannuation industry in Australia are likely to help boost the country’s small insurance product market, including acting as a catalyst for the take-up of products such as variable annuities (VAs) – a product that has been slow to take in the country, but that some are now tipping for explosive growth.
One of the effects of the Australian government’s Henry Tax Report – which made post-crisis recommendations to the government for reform, the last parts of which were
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