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| | | ... proposition, client value proposition, shareholder value proposition, a well-defined enterprise architecture, and a robust corporate culture. According to the paper's author, AZ NGA chief executive Paul Barrett, the creation of a super firm necessitates ... |
| | | | Global X ETFs is reducing management fees on two of its fixed income ETFs, the Global X USD High Yield Bond ETF (USHY) and the Global X US Treasury Bond ETF (USTB). USHY is currently priced at 0.40% and UTSB is currently 0.20% per year but will be reduced ... |
| | | | ... clients at risk of not being covered as it meant they had now met the duty of disclosure owed to the insurer. In 2017, the corporate regulator permanently banned Fong from providing financial services or engaging in credit activities. Three years later ... |
| | | | ... the operating account held with NAB. ASIC alleged that all the transaction instructions had the intention of funding a corporate payment. Sydney-based Yuen appeared in the Downing Centre Local Court on November 28. The matter was adjourned for further ... |
| | | | ... within financial services. Mistry's areas of expertise include superannuation, investments, digital, data, lending, and corporate applications. Prior to AMP, Mistry spent close to four years at AustralianSuper where she served as its head of enterprise ... |
| | | | ... as per APRA data, noted that large funds spearheaded the trend towards international assets. NAB executive, markets corporate and institutional sales John Bennet said the 2023 report expanded in scope in order to provide deeper insights on how funds ... |
| | | | Maple-Brown Abbott distribution head Duncan Hodnett has jumped across to a specialist middle-market corporate direct lending fund manager in the same role. Hodnett - who was with the boutique fund manager for almost four years - has joined Epsilon Direct ... |
| | | | ... these companies showed that they were unable to pay their unsecured creditors more than 50 cents on the dollar. The corporate regulator determined that Atkins, previously an authorised representative of Australian financial services licensee Guildfords ... |
| | | | ... world's largest cryptocurrency exchange in part because of the crimes it committed. "Now it is paying one of the largest corporate penalties in US history," he said. "The message here should be clear, using new technology to break the law does not ... |
| | | | ... demand suggest a resilient outlook in certain locations." Aviva also ascertained that infrastructure debt and private corporate debt will likely offer attractive illiquidity premia, given the tighter lending from traditional capital sources. Separately ... |
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