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| | | ... Trust ranked 45 th, Aware Super came in at 70 th, and UniSuper ranked 96 th. More broadly, Asia Pacific accounts for about one third of the total assets, coming in as the second-largest region in the study. "Asset owners globally are navigating a series ... |
| | | | ... and the UK are very similar in terms of the number of potential clients per adviser with the ratio in the UK being 2000 to one. Here, it's about 1800 to one. "If we think that advice is valuable and can deliver great outcomes for people, which I ... |
| | | | ... advisers' strategic priorities for the next three years and found increasing capacity to serve more clients annually is one of the industry's top priorities. As part of this advisers, advisers are aiming to simplify their operations and reduce ... |
| | | | Cbus chair Wayne Swan has declined an invitation to front the Senate Economics Committee over issues with the fund's recent board appointments and claims handling delays. In a letter to committee chair Senator Andrew Bragg, Swan thanked Bragg for the ... |
| | | | ... team in Australia," CLI group chief operating officer Andrew Lim said. "A stable, open and developed market, Australia is one of CLI's focus markets where we see huge potential for both organic and inorganic growth. "Their contributions will fuel CLI's ... |
| | | | ... JBWere will be led by NAB executive, private wealth Michael Saadie. Two newly created roles will report directly into Saadie. One will be filled by current JBWere chief investment officer Sally Auld in an expanded capacity and the bank is looking to ... |
| | | | ... trustees "measure up" to their responsibilities. "As I look ahead... I can see that 2025 is going to be another significant one in our superannuation work and in our job in the superannuation system. But we don't want you to wait until then to act. ... |
| | | | ... payoffs for employers and the increasing need to update skills in a changing economy," Barker said. "Time constraints are one key barrier identified by both workers and employers. Another is concerns that staff will take their new skills to a competitor ... |
| | | | ... important to wait." "From [claimants'] perspective, the clock starts the moment they contact you about the loss of their loved one and stops when the claim is paid. Yet, for whatever reason, some trustees are starting the clock when a package of documents ... |
| | | | ... older generations to get on board and take the mission of securing Australia's prosperity for future generations as a shared one," she said. "Having benefitted from Australia's golden run, older Australians are in great position to set us up for an equally ... |
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