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Super mergers will cut member fees LGIAsuper chief executive Kate Farrar says superannuation fund mergers should deliver notable fee cuts to members. Money by Joyce Moullakis Premium Content Subscriber only LGIAsuper chief executive Kate Farrar says superannuation fund mergers should deliver notable fee cuts to members, and she expects the new average size for a boutique fund will swell to between $30bn and $50bn. Merger activity has been ripe in the $3 trillion superannuation sector, amid regulatory pressure on performance, fees and governance and a push for scale benefits. Brisbane-based LGIAsuper, which began looking after the retirement savings of Queensland s local government employees, is part of that merger trend. In a deal that will become effective on July 1, it has agreed to tie-up with Energy Super and create a $22bn fund.

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