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| | | ... on several Productivity Commission Panels and has been appointed to government enquiries and boards by both sides of politics. ASFA represents participants from across the superannuation sector and its board is made up of representatives of all sectors. ... |
| | | | ... without being cutting, get your personality across without doing it at the expense of someone else." When it comes to politics "you can attack a policy, but never the person behind it." Winner of the 2014 FS Smileys social media scholarship, Shorte said ... |
| | | | Labor MP and architect of the first Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) reforms Bernie Ripoll will not contest the next federal election. Ripoll announced the decision on his Facebook page and said that he will finish his term as an MP and will continue ... |
| | | | ... optimism about the outlook going into 2015." However, "business confidence is moving in the opposite direction because of politics," he told the audience of 650 people that attended the event in Sydney. He said that the business sector "invested a lot ... |
| | | | ... complaints about Australia's lopsided financial system and so the FSI has delivered on its objectives in spades. As to the politics of what happens now, one thing is certain: after the Henry Tax Report debacle where most of its work was wasted it's hard ... |
| | | | ... and 75, but that the superannuation preservation age should be left at 60, and that both areas should be taken out of politics. Deloitte Wealth Management leader Neil Brown said: "Stephen presented a framework, to a panel of Australia's industry leaders ... |
| | | | ... when global uncertainties seemed to have all come at once - Fed's final taper, China slowdown, eurozone triple dip, geo-politics, geo-health, falling iron ore and gold prices, increased financial market volatility. These may have affected business confidence ... |
| | | | ... these days. Never mind that equity markets are reacting to "known knowns" - that is, global growth remains tepid with geo-politics, geo-health providing downside risks; the greater the threat to growth, the less appetite central banks (Fed and BOE) to ... |
| | | | ... Virginia? The financial press line up the usual suspects (and some freshly picked ones): interest rate concerns; geo-politics - Iraq, Syria, Russia, HK/China; tepid global growth; Ebola.... and then the dip buyers, the bargain hunters, the bottom fishers ... |
| | | | ... said: "By his various public comments and activity, Mr Harcourt had repeatedly aligned himself with the Labor side of politics. These actions betray a lack of judgement one would ordinarily expect from a member of the Commission." In June the FSC challenged ... |
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