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| | | An $8 billion industry superannuation fund has looked inwards for its new chief executive officer. Tony D'Alessandro has been appointed to lead Statewide Super, and will take the reins from March 1. Currently serving as the fund's general manager ... |
| | | | ... research and digital development, building on the company's 15-year history in delivering jargon-free financial education to banks, superannuation funds, government agencies and corporates. Mills said Money101 is a recognised leader in the production ... |
| | | | ... in the future is something Westpac continues to work through, the spokesperson added. In the past two years, three major banks - ANZ, Commonwealth Bank and National Australia Bank - announced plans to divest wealth management arms. In November last ... |
| | | | ... been significant adjustment in lending to property investors, owner-occupiers are still getting loans, Hutley said. "The banks want to lend, that's how they make their money. They might want to lend more prudently, but they still need to keep lending," ... |
| | | | ... been significant adjustment in lending to property investors, owner-occupiers are still getting loans, Hutley said. "The banks want to lend, that's how they make their money. They might want to lend more prudently, but they still need to keep lending," ... |
| | | | ... Drought Finance Taskforce meeting and shared observations about client experiences as well as the RFCS' relationships with banks," Treasury said. Financial Counselling Australia chief executive Fiona Guthrie said [in a statement issued by Treasury] ... |
| | | | ... market rally is simply an extension of monetary policy, he said. Because interest rates have been suppressed by central banks for some time, earnings were calculated at low discount rates thus pushing present values and ultimately stocks higher, Baur ... |
| | | | ... Commission's final report, Bowen said it was a document that was sobering and long overdue. "This is a dark day for Australia's banks and financial institutions," Bowen said. He went on to say these institutions should work on an ethical basis. "They ... |
| | | | Platforms at the big four banks, AMP and IOOF can breathe a sigh of relief after the Royal Commission's final report. Commissioner Kenneth Hayne did not recommend either structural separation or wider approved product lists. And this could slow ... |
| | | | ... banking executives. Commissioner Hayne said the final round of hearings - which saw chief executives and chairs of the big banks, AMP and financial services regulators APRA and ASIC take the stand - surprised him, in the sense that executives were to ... |
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