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| | | ... Moreover, Australian equities are trading at lower valuations relative to US equities, he said. McCormack also favoured insurers like QBE and IAG which have a captive market and pricing power. He had a more pessimistic outlook about the consumer discretionary ... |
| | | | ... provider. It's the long-debated proposal that's considered the most problematic and will see superannuation funds, insurers and banks gain more advice autonomy if Treasury adopts the recommendation outlined in the Quality of Advice Review (QAR) ... |
| | | | ... financial advisers feeling burdened by excessive regulation, leading them to increase fees or leave the profession. Banks, insurers, wealth managers, and superannuation funds are also struggling with the uncertainties and disproportionate risks in the ... |
| | | | ... 2019 remediation matter involved a since terminated adviser. While its making progress with its professional indemnity insurers, Sequoia said it has "not recognised a contingent asset at this stage." However, its licensee Interprac Financial Planning ... |
| | | | ... complete the claims form and providing an initial eligibility assessment, only requesting relevant information from life insurers during the claims assessment process and, proactively overseeing the claims assessment process while also keeping members ... |
| | | | ... reserves being released. On bond yields, APRA pointed out: "As government bond yields increase, the future liabilities of insurers are discounted at a higher rate leading to a reduction in their value. This downward revaluation of liabilities makes a ... |
| | | | ASIC has called life insurers to review the accuracy of their systems and controls for claims calculations and payments. This follows theidentification of systems failures in the incorrect applications of consumer price indexations (CPI)'s to life insurance ... |
| | | | APRA and ASIC have asked the chief executives of life insurers to explain the continuing increases to retail insurance premiums following complaints from consumers and reportable situations. In a joint letter, the regulators said they're concerned premium ... |
| | | | ... and actually respond to complaints on time. Perversely, super funds lobbied for longer response times than banks and insurers and now we find they can't even keep to these generous timeframes." In selecting the trustees for the review, in Stage 1 (35 ... |
| | | | ... is not just owed to whoever the insurer considers to be a perfect policyholder," ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said. "Insurers deal with their consumers at their most vulnerable. This makes it crucially important that they ensure their customers understand ... |
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