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| | ... advisers and investors in Australia must stay alert against Ponzi schemes posing as P2P platforms. In a paper released by the SWIFT Institute titled "Quo Vadis? A comparison of the fintech revolution in China and the West", the joint authors Dr. Bonnie ... |
| | | ... that we can do to move people from CALD into leadership roles," she said. Rosemary Stone, global head of human resources at SWIFT, said that companies are embedding inclusive practices by adding another C-level position to their senior team, the Chief ... |
| | | There is a good chance that the Labor Party will win the next election, Financial Standard's readership says. We recently asked our readers which of the following events will likely eventuate in the next 12 months: a global trade war; China going into ... |
| | | If Labor comes to power, it will set up a dedicated task force to implement the Royal Commission's final recommendations due next year. Responding to the interim report, acting opposition leader Tanya Plibersek told a media conference in Sydney ... |
| | | ... This included $12.4 million owed to 108,000 customers of MLC's employee retirement plan (TERP) and about $21.6 million to SWIFT and Encompass customers. The same day, NAB chief customer officer Andrew Hagger called then ASIC commissioner Greg Tanzer ... |
| | | ... faced the Royal Commission this afternoon as it resumed hearings on day two of the fifth round. When MLC introduced its SWIFT package of adviser fee changes in 2012, it went through the board under Smith's watch. Smith said her understanding of the ... |
| | | Equity Trustees halted applications into and redemptions from two GAM Investments funds following the suspension of the global manager's fixed income investment director. In a letter to unitholders, Equity Trustees - as responsible entity for the ... |
| | | The chairman of Australia's prudential regulator wants banks to take advantage of a relatively good climate and build financial resilience before storm clouds form. Speaking at an Australian Business Economists lunch yesterday, APRA chairman Wayne Byres ... |
| | | ... of Gordon's former clients loaned $1.4 million to the company. According to ASIC, Gordon and his partner Heather Jean Swift used the SMSF loans' money for their own and Swift's company Consultia Super's benefit. ASIC will go to the Brisbane ... |
| | | BT Financial Group supports key recommendations of the Productivity Commission's most recent superannuation report, saying the Westpac-owned business would welcome moving away from an "open market" MySuper model. BTFG chief executive Brad Cooper ... |
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