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| | | APRA is calling on the Senate to increase its regulatory powers to help improve superannuation governance, transparency and member outcomes. APRA deputy chair Helen Rowell told the Senate Economics Legislation Committee aiming to address weaknesses ... |
| | | | ... mandatory for member funds from 1 July 2018. Separately, SMSF Association chief John Maroney recently told a Senate Committee employees have the fundamental right to choose their own super fund - SMSF members are not the only ones affected by lack of ... |
| | | | ... distributed across the financial services industry to reflect the accountability of each sector. In its submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Economics, the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees will argue that the funding model for ... |
| | | | ... superannuation funds and life insurance premiums is equivalent to theft, according to today's life insurance parliamentary inquiry. Senate Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services chair Steve Irons said the responsibility ... |
| | | | ... what they are insured for, a public hearing found. TAL group chief executive and managing director Brett Clark told the Senate Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services today how frustrating it is to modernise an industry that's ... |
| | | | ... the Eurozone, among others. We'll soon find out what the Fed makes of all these when Chair Janet Yellen testifies before Senate Banking Committee this Wednesday and before the House Financial Services Committee the following day. Will Janet still maintain ... |
| | | | ... sales-based incentives, according to the employee, this is yet to take effect at the branch level. Also addressing the Senate committee was Kilian Colin, a former personal banker at Wells Fargo for three years until June 2016. He stated there were "unreasonable ... |
| | | | ... along with other steps to ensure workers receive their superannuation entitlements." The proposal was put forward by the Senate Economics Committee and supported by Liberal Senator Jane Hume and Labor Senator Chris Ketter. It calls for the $450-a-month ... |
| | | | ... reached, they said. Conversely, the Customer Owned Banking Association chief executive Mark Degotardi told the Senate committee the levy was a "modest step" towards reducing the unfair funding cost enjoyed by the major banks. The perception that the ... |
| | | | ... Inquiry fell short by a single vote in the House of Representatives yesterday. The Bill, which successfully passed the Senate with the backing of Labor, One Nation, the Nick Xenophon Team, and Senators Lambie, Hinch and Williams, was later defeated in ... |
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