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| | | ... managing non-investment risks such as ESG, operational (data protection, third party) or strategic risks." As such, KPMG advanced equal attention and prioritisation to managing all risk classes with a focus on establishing a robust and clearly defined ... |
| | | | ... had a Certificate in financial planning, financial services or a related discipline. Meanwhile, 78% had a Diploma or Advanced Diploma. A total of 54% have a Bachelor's degree, including some with Honours, and 14% had a Masters degree. Rainmaker found ... |
| | | | ... headwinds, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is forecasting Australia to outperform many other advanced economies, predicting GDP to grow around 2.5%. "On the one hand, you have energy prices which will have a major impact ... |
| | | | ... at its core. "CFS Edge integrates seamlessly into the advice technology stack, unifying business technologies through advanced two-way integration. It's built upon state-of-the-art technology that seamlessly links with the industry's wider ecosystem ... |
| | | | ... at its core. "CFS Edge integrates seamlessly into the advice technology stack, unifying business technologies through advanced two-way integration. It's built upon state-of-the-art technology that seamlessly links with the industry's wider ecosystem ... |
| | | | ... said that the Quality of Advice Review is disappointing for advisers who have worked hard to build the foundations of an advanced profession, only to be faced with continuous regulatory changes. A strategic compliance consultant with over 25 years of ... |
| | | | ... completion date of November 30," it said. Alongside AET and Insignia Financial, Equity Trustees said that it is well advanced with transition planning, so much so that AET employees have signed new employment agreements and the client contact program ... |
| | | | ... another advantage of the current low wage inflation, and a sound level of fiscal policy flexibility compared to most other advanced economies, is that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has a greater capacity to keep rates lower for longer. "This buys ... |
| | | | ... have reflected the effect of very low interest rates globally and unconventional monetary policies adopted by the major advanced economies in response to the global financial crisis. "Meanwhile, the RBA eased monetary policy from late 2011 because of ... |
| | | | ... to create liquidity has nothing whatsoever to do with tax avoidance and the manipulation of the franking system, LICAT advanced. Rather, it's merely a normal exercise in cash flow management. "The proposed legislation appears to be incorrectly targeting ... |
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