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| | ... ART said the outages began last week, however member comments across the fund's social media pages suggest the issues may have begun as early as Saturday, October 26. On Facebook, in response to a member who questioned whether the fund had been hacked ... |
| | | ... incoming Westpac chief executive Anthony Miller, saw net profit rise 13% and business lending up 9%. The bank added that there may be some unforeseen financial impacts from various legal proceedings brought against it. Westpac said while the class action ... |
| | | ... regime. "These changes are relevant not just for businesses when they are contemplating a merger, but for all businesses that may be affected by a merger such as suppliers, business customers in the supply chain and rivals," she said. "The changes will ... |
| | | ... as not likely until well into 2025 (our central case is Q2 2025), and some risk that it could take longer or that the RBA may miss the cutting phase altogether." |
| | | ... $100,000 in the year before the member passes away. "But worse still, if members cannot get advice from regulated sources, they may be led by 'finfluencers' and 'armchair' commentators to expose themselves to the dangerous world of scammers," he said ... |
| | | ... is not necessarily a measure of whether the expenditure is good, bad, or appropriate. Some very large items of expenditure may be justifiable as being in the best financial interests of members. Conversely, even relatively small items of expenditure ... |
| | | ... and services", Longo said making sure governance frameworks are updated for AI use is crucial for any challenges licensees may face ahead. "When it comes to balancing innovation with the responsible, safe and ethical use of AI, there is the potential ... |
| | | ... ignorant of the potential effect of s47 of the ICA, and nothing in the Recover Cover PDSs adverts to the possibility that it may preclude HCF Life from relying upon the Pre-Existing Condition Terms in particular circumstances". ASIC deputy chair Sarah ... |
| | | ... powerful in that market. Since July, we've had a reassessment amid changing interest rate expectations," Tedder said. "It may be time to look at areas that have been out of favour and have become attractive from a valuation standpoint. Certain sectors ... |
| | | ... approach is intentionally simple, including an intent to reduce regulatory burden on RSE licensees in circumstances where there may not be commensurate prudential benefit." However, trustees will still need to notify APRA if they decide to make a change ... |
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