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| | | ... was last year charged with undertaking the biggest health check of Australia's financial system since the 1997 Wallis inquiry, which led to the establishment of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. The inquiry received more than 6500 submissions ... |
| | | | ... think about vulnerabilities and threats to financial stability. "Given developments and lessons learned since the Wallis Inquiry and, in particular, the events of the financial crisis, it seems to us that we are embarking on a phase when confidence will ... |
| | | | ... was the inaugural Chairman of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). He was also a part of the Wallis Inquiry into the Australian financial system and had a 20 year career with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Promontory Financial ... |
| | | | ... Tuesday, a large proportion of which was dedicated to the superannuation industry. A major development since the 1997 Wallis inquiry has been the rapid expansion of the super savings pool - from about $300 billion to $1.8 trillion today. It is projected ... |
| | | | ... different views about the challenges and vulnerabilities we face. Given developments and lessons learned since the Wallis Inquiry and, in particular, the events of the financial crisis, it seems to us that we are embarking on a phase when confidence ... |
| | | | ... Forum, ASIC commissioner John Price said the financial services landscape had changed significantly since the 1997 Wallis Inquiry. Markets have become more integrated, competitive, global and complex and new types of market-based financing had created ... |
| | | | ... Super Australia (ISA) asked the government not to rush to make changes to financial advice laws ahead of the Son of Wallis inquiry. "A number of concessions were made by the previous Labor Government to the banks and financial planners before the current ... |
| | | | ... services to maximise exports and ensure growth. In a submission to the terms of reference of the so-called Son of Wallis Inquiry, the FSC welcomed the focus on issues such as international competitiveness, domestic efficiency, competition, sustainability ... |
| | | | ... people's money?" he asked. Cooper also suggested that the financial services inquiry, known informally as the 'Son of Wallis inquiry', should address Australia's diminutive corporate bond market. "The amount of genuine, non-financial - so that's corporate ... |
| | | | ... banking deal" for consumers amid last week's call for a major financial system review. Former committee member at the Wallis Inquiry, Ian Harper last week issued a Deloitte Access Economics report calling for tax incentives for 'fifth pillar' banking ... |
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