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| | | ... of Australians "leaving the workforce for good" from mental ill-health has decreased from 49 years a decade ago to 46 years now. CALI chief executive Christine Cupitt said the unprecedented number of people exiting the workforce permanently in the prime ... |
| | | | ... strategically and financially compelling acquisition that would deliver significant growth for Equity Trustees." O'Brien added AET is now operating seamlessly as part of the Trustee and Wealth Services private client business and has added scale, expertise ... |
| | | | ... to perform very well over the next five years. "The past 12 months has seen HMC establish three major new platforms. HMC is now a truly diversified alternative asset manager with scalable platforms in real estate, private equity, private credit, energy ... |
| | | | ... success for the future." Tim Johnston will take over as head of Australian equities, promoted from his current role as deputy. Now, Johnston will oversee the 10-person investment team and will also become co-portfolio manager for Tyndall's flagship ... |
| | | | ... released Deloitte's findings to the public yesterday. In all, Deloitte has made 26 recommendations, which Cbus says it will now work on developing an action plan to address, as required under the licence conditions applied by APRA. One of the key ... |
| | | | ... Starting from next year, we'll be publishing data about complaints received by individual firms. "It is crucial that firms act now to address any gaps in IDR reporting processes, because we will publish the data as it is reported to us." Kirkland said ... |
| | | | ... decade and beyond. "My partners and I are energised to work with Larry Fink and our new BlackRock colleagues." "With GIP, and now HPS, we are expanding our private markets capabilities across our comprehensive global platform," Fink added. "These capabilities ... |
| | | | ... the ADPF against the value of the assets of the ADPF" and "investor funds may have been misapplied." ASIC added that it is now aware that Venture Egg, a Melbourne-based financial advice business that advised clients to invest in Shield, has written to ... |
| | | | ... much more alive to it than we ever have been before," Lewis added. "I think the government criminalising [coercive control] now really shows everyone, as a community, needs to be looking out for this from an early point." |
| | | | ... earlier," Thompson said. "The ASX200 index concentration in banks and resources means that earnings-per-share growth for FY25 is now likely to be flat to down on FY24 with modest growth anticipated in FY26." Thompson said domestic GDP growth is expected ... |
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