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Government moves to dampen super tax cut heat

... cuts. "...I see this as part of a longer term debate over national savings - not (as have been suggested by some media reports today) to flag an immediate intention by the Government to reduce or abolish the tax in the 2006-07 Budget." The comments ...

Morony comes out fighting to defend his CSS/PSS

CSS/PSS chief investment officer has come out fighting to defend his fund\'s investment performance after media reports last week labeled the fund performance "extremely disappointing". The Canberra Times reported last week that CSS/PSS would be crediting ...

APRA gains more powers to act against dishonest execs

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 3 MAR 2004
... face tough new monitoring by regulators following the latest series of reforms after the collapse of HIH insurance. Media reports today said the financial services industry would face tough new rules designed to expand the Australian Prudential Regulation ...

Consumer sentiment falls 2% in November: Westpac

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 12 NOV 2003
... Bank of Australia's (RBA) decision to hike the official cash rate 0.25 per cent to 5.00 per cent. "While extensive media reports had warned consumers rates were likely to be increased as early as December, the faster than expected move and the sheer ...

ACCC denies NAB proposal to takeover AMP

... approached by National Australia Bank (NAB) to take over troubled financial services group AMP Limited. "Contrary to media reports this morning, the ACCC has not had recent contact with NAB in relation to this matter," said ACCC Chairman Graeme Samuel ...

AMP discusses capital raising plans

Media reports today of a capital raising by the company reconfirm statements made by the company at the release of its interim results on 20 August 2003, AMP Ltd said in a statement to the market this morning. Earlier today it was reported that the ...

Up to 70% of Australian workers to get positive super returns: ASFA

... positive return - ranging from 1.5 per cent to 4% - on their superannuation for the year ended June 2003. "Some recent media reports have focused on retail growth oriented super funds, which are experiencing negative returns again this year," said Philippa ...