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| | | | While the majority of the Stronger Super reforms now apply, the government has deferred two of its last-minute measures, after many in the industry said it was impossible to comply. The first measure to be deferred is the product dashboard for MySuper ... |
| | | | ... credentials as a lawyer. Vamos said the portfolio now has better resources to deal with the implementation of reforms such as Stronger Super and Future of Financial Advice (FoFA). "It's now got enough resources at the ministerial level to really help ... |
| | | | ... Billiton down nine cents $31.28 and Rio Tinto was 12 cents weaker at $52.25. If manufacturing figures from China are stronger than expected, resources stocks are likely to rise. Shares in drilling services company Boart Longyear have fallen heavily after ... |
| | | | ... closed a tough week on a high, putting on 1.50 per cent, or 29.19 points, to 1,979.21, while Seoul finished 1.56 per cent stronger, adding 28.62 points to 1,863.32. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 Index rose 23.212 points, or 0.5 percent, to 4440.173. |
| | | | ... for Superannuation and Financial Services Mathias Cormann welcomed Brogden's proposal. "The implementation of FoFA and Stronger Super clearly should be extended by 12 months," Cormann said. "It is highly undesirable to have large numbers of financial ... |
| | | | The Financial Services Council (FSC) has asked new Prime Minister Kevin Rudd for a last-minute delay to the commencement of the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) and StrongerSuper reforms. Due to begin on July 1, the FSC has lobbied for a 12-month delay ... |
| | | | ... be known as NFS MySuper. "We see compliance with regulatory reform as part of our ongoing improvements for the Fund. Stronger Super will make a positive difference in many areas of superannuation, despite the short-term pain of compliance. However, it ... |
| | | | ... are in a good place because they win if the Fed don't taper and if the Fed does because it means that the economy is stronger and the recovery sustainable. Or shorter-term, market nerves appear to have been quieted by soothing words from central bankers. ... |
| | | | ... Conference Board's consumer confidence index jumped to 81.4, up from 74.3 in May. After weeks of selling in spite of signs of stronger growth, "we may be at a point were good news is good news," said Art Hogan of Lazard Capital Markets. LONDON - Europe's ... |
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