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| | Australian Retirement Trust has welcomed a former Treasury official and former APRA deputy chair to its board. Martin Parkinson and Helen Rowell will sign up as non executive directors of Australia's second-largest asset owner early next month. ... |
| | | ... Morningstar's regional analyst teams in Asia. Wong has been with Morningstar for 10 years, arriving from the NSW Treasury. Walsh, a one-time head of local research, has a background spanning Towers Perrin, Macquarie Financial Services, KPMG and Gould ... |
| | | Treasury has released the draft regulations for the superannuation concessions changes set to come into effect FY 2025/26. Stakeholders have been encouraged to submit responses to the draft regulations before 26 April 2024. The bill imposes a tax rate ... |
| | | ... led a government committee to recommend a raft of reforms. On International Women's Day, the UK government's Treasury Committee released Sexism in the City, a follow-up to its first report on the subject which was released in 2018. In compiling ... |
| | | ... when implementing regulation - reducing compliance burden and costs," they said. The grid, which will be administered by Treasury, is a rolling 24-month forward program of regulatory initiatives. Based on the UK's system, the grid affects the banking ... |
| | | ... factored into the May federal budget. It's expected to cost about $250 million a year, based on previous estimates by Treasury when the SG rate was still 9.5%. Paying super on top of PPL has long been advocated for by the superannuation industry ... |
| | | ... as well as the company's Asia-Pacific chief investment officer. Davis is also a member of the US department of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Investor Advisory Committee on Financial Markets. |
| | | ... promised tax cut reduce while lower-income earners are to receive more relief than initially promised. Among the changes, Treasury will reduce the 19% tax rate to 16% and increase the threshold for the 37% tax rate from $120,000 to $135,000 (see Figure ... |
| | | ... required the cancellation of insurance on inactive accounts not receiving contributions for 16 months. Following this, the Treasury Laws Amendment (Putting Members' Interests First) Act 2019 (PMIF) further mandated that Registered Superannuation ... |
| | | ... than a public servant, a judge, a politician, including, might I say, the prime minister himself and the secretary of treasury," Taylor said. "For those lucky enough to have a defined benefit scheme, they will enjoy deferred payments and rates of tax ... |
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