Part I: The policy and regulatory backdrop
1. The objectives of the superannuation supervisory legislation
2. Reflections on the design and manufacture of Australia's financial services
3. Beneficiary, investor, citizen: characterising Australia's super fund participants
Part II: The infrastructural role of trust law in the superannuation system
4. Equity and its relevance to superannuation schemes today
5. Equity and its role for superannuation pension schemes in the 1990s
6. The future of trust law in a regulated superannuation industry
7. The survival of the trustee model of governance in the era of financial engineering
8. Structuring super : courting the contract or trusting the trust?
Part III: The substantive role of trust law in the superannuation system
9. Trustees and their broader community : where duty, morality and ethics converge
10. Superannuation fund trustees and conflicts of interest
11. The superannuation trustee : are fiduciary obligations and standards appropriate?
12. Challenging the exercise of powers by trustees
13. Exercise by superannuation trustees of discretionary powers
14. Interpreting and exercising powers of amendment in superannuation trusts : an exercise in gloss?
15. Prudence under pressure
16. Institutional shareholders and corporate governance
17. Duties of superannuation trustees : from equity to statute.