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| | | Leading financial advisers, consultants and platforms will gather at a forum this Thursday to discuss the merits of managed accounts, how they have performed during COVID-19 and how to implement ESG advice within a managed account. Among the forum's ... |
| | | | ... Super is making, with another being the recategorisation of occupational groups. From November, the 'light blue collar' and 'heavy blue collar' categories will be merged into a single 'blue collar' group, similar to how many other super funds now group ... |
| | | | ... discuss on public record how it will help customers," Forrest said. "Look around the world...and any major carbon emitter, heavy manufacturing, heavy industry company [that have] said right, we will follow Fortescue, we'll commit by 2030 -- you'll ... |
| | | | ... had to work an extra 59 days, and two years ago it was 58 days," Stewart said. "It's deeply concerning that despite the heavy focus on this issue in recent years, the gap is getting wider. We can no longer afford to just tinker around the edges. Real ... |
| | | | Some financial services heavyweights have thrown their support behind Lifeline, as the pandemic, lockdowns and economic uncertainty sees mental health services stretched. Janus Henderson head of retail distribution Jordan Tang organised Berry Motorfair ... |
| | | | A Hong Kong-based real estate developer will acquire a leading APAC real assets fund manager to become the largest manager of its kind in the region. ESR Cayman Limited is to acquire 100% of ARA Asset Management for $7 billion (US$5.2bn) via a 90/10 ... |
| | | | ... tailored to their new job," Cbus chief executive Justin Arter said. "Despite paying insurance premiums, stapled members in heavy blue-collar occupations or people working at heights may not be covered. Members and their families will likely only discover ... |
| | | | ... the lack of input and consultation around the imposed changes and how they have been portrayed in the media has taken a heavy toll on this group and the profession," the report read. Forty-two percent are considering leaving the industry and a further ... |
| | | | ... pointed to an adage that posits a business with a robust ethics culture will see less need for the regulator to enforce heavy-handed rules and compliance. Many advisers are putting ethics as a frame of reference into their business practice, making more ... |
| | | | ... consequent need for Australia's aged care system to be sustainable, it's likely future federal budgets will. Despite the heavy focus on improving Australia's aged care system and the consequent expectations of increased scrutiny on providers, budget ... |
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