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| | ... investment products representing over $100 billion in assets under management. Before that, he did a nine-year stint with KPMG in the wealth management business, taking an 11-month hiatus to work on the Super System Review, chaired by Jeremy Cooper. ... |
| | | ... the federal government's Life Insurance Framework has impacted both consumers and advisers. According to the submission, KPMG assessed the cost of the advice process at $5334. AMP said the increase in consumers' costs reflects the increased costs for ... |
| | | Equip has confirmed Alexis Harrison as chief member officer and Maryanne Scroggie as its new head of strategy development. Harrison, who joined Equip in 2021 as head of experience, has been moved permanently into the executive team after serving as ... |
| | | ... savings as delaying drawing down on super savings and maintaining contributions would have a powerful multiplier effect." KPMG research has shown that men aged 45 years old were expected to retire at age 65.2 years and women at 64.3 years old, however ... |
| | | ... Australian companies and industry peak bodies have also shown public support of the UNDRIP principles. Evidently, in 2020, KPMG, the University of Technology Sydney and the Global Compact Network Australia united to publish a business guide on UNDRIP ... |
| | | ... those whose circumstances are such that they do not need to go through the more expensive personal advice process." A 2021 KPMG research paper ' Cost profile of Australia's Financial Advice Industry ' found that the cost of advice and consumer perception ... |
| | | The annual KPMG Super Insights report has called 2020 and 2021 a challenging period for the superannuation sector, the impact of which will be felt for some time to come. Over 2020/21 investment markets and the super sector rebounded from the initial ... |
| | | A recently released KPMG Super Insights report shows Australia could have at least two super funds with over $1 trillion in assets in the next 20 years. KPMG insights suggest AustralianSuper and the Australian Retirement Trust (ART) will dominate the ... |
| | | ... In its short five years, GROW Super saw backing from Citigroup and IOOF, hired high profile executives from the likes of KPMG and Qantas Super, and pivoted into administration and blockchain technology. Around the time of its launch, it was even endorsed ... |
| | | ... inquired and reported on the Transport Asset Holding Entity (TAHE) has uncovered several damaging findings, including that KPMG engagements were 'rife with conflict'. The TAHE has been the subject of serious accounting and safety concerns, but its compounding ... |
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