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| | | ... or Brazil's (0.8%) or Spain's (0.6%), or the UK and Italy's (0.4%) or India's (0.05%). But I digress. Whether or not Australia has more, or less, cases of infection relative to the rest of the world is moot... so is the increasing likelihood ... |
| | | | ... material to their interests. "This measure will improve CFSIL's practices and also ensure APRA is better able to assess whether members' best interests are being sufficiently considered and prioritised by CFSIL in future," APRA said. CFSIL did ... |
| | | | A financial adviser has questioned whether superannuation needs to be tailored to women specifically, as female focussed funds - such as Verve and Fairvine - grow in popularity. Lusher Financial Services adviser Christine Lusher said she does not think ... |
| | | | ... to minimise any impact caused by this decision," Locke said. AFCA will review its position in September 2021, to decide whether to again accept complaints lodged by MCR, subject to specific conditions. AFCA said any such review will also consider MCR's ... |
| | | | ... that AMP was hit hard by the Royal Commission, saying: "You used to trade over $5, now you trade below $2." He then asked whether it was true that companies have to pay $22,000 a year to be on an AMP approved product list. Leigh was not clear on his ... |
| | | | ... hopeful and I am pretty positive that the people who sit on top of these organisations are there to benefit the member, whether we sit on the industry side or the bank sponsored side," he said. "So I am hopeful that times like pandemics, times like share ... |
| | | | ... advice for Australian consumers was a focus for both associations during the hearing. Liberal MP Jason Falinski asked whether "dumb" legislation had resulted in financial advisers being unable to service clients with less than a $1 million in investable ... |
| | | | ... the financial services sector," McHale said. "That being the case, it follows that clients deserve to have a say about whether their adviser/broker has complied with the new obligations. They should be asked about their experience of working with their ... |
| | | | ... descriptions of the so called Third Party Acquiring business by the company are not correct. "The company continues to examine, whether, in which manner and to what extent such business has actually been conducted for the benefit of the company," it ... |
| | | | After COVID-19 put paid to the 2020 return hopes of superannuation funds, research house Rice Warner has questioned whether return targets should be lowered. Rice Warner has questioned whether superannuation return targets should be lowered. As the ... |
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