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| | ... forum by Monash University professor Deborah Ralston. They also come after the government announced its Financial System Inquiry (FSI) response this week. By the end of 2016 the government will consult on legislation to facilitate super trustees providing ... |
| | | ... spending on health, security, transport, food will be impacted." The recent government response to the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) proposes to "explore ways to facilitate development of the impact investment market in Australia, and introduce legislative ... |
| | | The government calling for another review of default super in its response to the Financial System Inquiry has inflamed the on-going row between the industry and retail segments of super. Industry fund body Industry Super Australia has questioned the ... |
| | | The Labor Party is ready to support most of the government's proposed measures outlined in the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) response, but changes to default fund choice are a red line. "There has to be a filter to protect the interests of those who ... |
| | | The Financial System Inquiry (FSI) conducted a root and branch examination of Australia's financial system, making 44 recommendations to increase efficiency, resilience and fair treatment of the financial system. In its response, the government has ... |
| | | ... the development of Comprehensive Income Products for Retirement (CIPRs). Announcing its response to the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) today, the government has accepted a majority of the Inquiry's recommendations including CIPRs and enshrining the objectives ... |
| | | ... of older Australians and reducing government debt. "One of the things that have been discussed in the Financial System Inquiry is the Comprehensive Income Product for Retirement [CIPR]. If we have a stronger focus on income streams, whatever that might ... |
| | | ... standards of financial advisers, and it will do it by passing new legislation, it said in its response to the Financial System Inquiry. The government will develop legislative amendments that will force advisers to hold a degree, pass an exam, undertake ... |
| | | ... rather than a lump sum amount and goal set." Burgess said when the government finally responds to the Financial System Inquiry, he expects the government to also tighten rules around limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBAs). "And that will likely ... |
| | | Treasurer Scott Morrison confirmed that the government's response to the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) is "proceeding and close to completion," despite the recent Liberal spill and cabinet reshuffle. Morrison addressed the media along with Finance ... |
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