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| | | ... proposal is subject to a number of conditions, including the satisfactory completion of due diligence, execution of a binding scheme implementation agreement on customary terms, unanimous recommendation of the NSR board and a commitment from all NSR ... |
| | | | Despite holding a pool of more than $4.3 trillion in retirement savings, cracks are appearing in the superannuation system around engagement and support for vulnerable members, experts said. UNSW Business School associate professor Katja Hanewald observed ... |
| | | | Following a consultation process that was launched in June, ASIC has outlined its approach to the regulation of employee redundancy funds under the Corporations Act 2001 (Corporations Act), once the current relief expires on 1 April 2026. Operators ... |
| | | | ... schemes, including two indexed options. From December 1, Super SA is making two new indexed options available to Triple S scheme members - Indexed High Growth and Indexed Balanced. The Indexed Balanced option will invest in 60-90% growth assets or shares ... |
| | | | ... final binding proposal is subject to multiple factors including satisfactory completion of due diligence, entry into a scheme implementation agreement, regulatory approvals, final approvals from the Qube board and Macquarie, no material adverse change ... |
| | | | ... Council (SMC) is urging the government to carve out APRA-regulated super trustees' responsibility in the FY27 Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) special levy, claiming that it will be a "clear breach" of the scheme's principle otherwise. The SMC ... |
| | | | ... will prevent placing people in a situation similar to that of the victims, while simultaneously making the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) more sustainable. This week, the CSLR revealed that the estimated sub-sector levy payable by the financial ... |
| | | | The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) is estimating the sub-sector levy to be payable by the financial advice industry in FY27 will be $126.9 million - but that doesn't account for First Guardian and Shield. In total, the initial estimate ... |
| | | | ... were involved in a project which resulted in the superannuation of hundreds of Australians being invested into a high-risk scheme," she said. "Instead of the tailored financial advice that was promised, we will seek to allege MWL provided pre-determined ... |
| | | | ASIC is taking Interprac Financial Planning to court over its failure to ensure representatives acted in clients' best interests. It's also been accused of lacking adequate risk management systems. The regulator said it was because of "critical ... |
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