With 31 March 2026 fast approaching, a lot of teams have moved past “what’s changing?” and into the harder question: how do we implement this in a way that works for customers, frontline staff, management, Boards and the regulator?

At Mayflower, good governance isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing the right things, clearly and consistently so decision-making is sharper, accountability is real, and the organisation holds its line when the pressure comes on.

Managing up isn’t just about keeping your boss happy, it’s about building influence, communicating with confidence and taking ownership of where you want to go next. That theme came through powerfully at our recent PDS Managers event in Melbourne - here are some insights from our guest speaker Pia Ransom, General Manager Product at HESTA.

At our recent CREW webinar Emma Woolley from Hall and Wilcox pointed out that estate planning isn’t a topic most people rush to discuss but - “Everyone is going to die. It’s a 100% certainty.”

In our recent CREW webinar, estateXchange Founder and Co-CEO Sarah Poole and Product Executive Ben Darlow shared hard-earned insights from transforming deceased-estate processes in one of Australia’s major banks and from working with super funds now facing similar pressures.

You’ve invested in new technology. It’s meant to streamline, automate or revolutionise your work. But instead of smooth sailing, you’re staring at frustrated staff, clunky processes and results that don’t look much different from before. Often, the problem isn’t the technology. It’s the setup around it.

At our October 2025 CREW webinar, we brought in the experts to dissect what “baseline compliance” actually looks like, technical aspects to navigate, and practical strategies to ensure your climate reporting is compliant, credible and done efficiently. 

At the October 2025 ASFA Legislation Discussion Group, we hosted an insightful deep dive into the Financial Accountability Regime (FAR) and the evolving landscape of risk culture in superannuation. If you’re still catching your breath after implementing FAR, you’re not alone.

At our recent ASFA Legislation Discussion Group, Anna Johnston of Helios Salinger delivered a timely update on the evolving privacy landscape. Her presentation underscored that privacy risk is business risk and that superannuation trustees must be proactive in strengthening their privacy frameworks.

At our recent CREW online forum, more than 130 governance and risk professionals joined a timely discussion on the evolving role of risk and compliance within the Three Lines of Assurance (3LOA) model.