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| | | ... professional standards that allow the regulator to focus on the industry's systemic problems. "Everybody looks at the regulation, but the real problem is a cultural one: people who put commercial interest on top of everything else," he said. To Rantall ... |
| | | | Stronger Super's portfolio disclosure rules present major challenges to super funds investing in private markets, not because the investments are opaque but because portfolio disclosure could require them to disclose their intentions about future transactions. ... |
| | | | The federal government, with Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), has released a consultation paper on the Asia Region Funds Passport. The paper was authored by the passport working group, which includes Australia, South Korea, New Zealand, the ... |
| | | | ... money and there's this hunger for innovation, there's an openness for innovation, you're not bogged down in as much regulation as there is in the US. "It could become the Australian model of retirement income." He illustrated the current state of affairs ... |
| | | | ... argued in its submission to the Financial System Inquiry. It said that a major attraction of SMSFs was the light-touch regulation, providing freedom for trustees to engage more closely with their superannuation. "Continuation of the light-touch compliance ... |
| | | | ... account balances. These recommendations are the basis of the SEC discussion paper. Interest in consumer protection regulation around target dates is growing because while they represent only a small proportion of the overall US retirement savings system ... |
| | | | ... consumer protection and suggested that ASIC should regulate SMSFs as financial products, while the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) should oversee and develop policy to "prevent a build-up of systemic risks related to SMSFs." The submission ... |
| | | | ... licensees. However, ASIC collects only $3.7 million in registry fees from AFS licensees, approximately 3.5% of the cost of regulation. ASIC proposed a hybrid model based on a fee for service, but where "all costs not recovered by fees would be aggregated ... |
| | | | ... attracting foreign investment and exporting its financial services. Most suggestions involved lower taxes and less regulation, which would be of benefit to businesses like Macquarie regardless of whether or not they turned Australia into a finance hub. ... |
| | | | Westpac has received approval to set-up a sub-branch in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ), becoming one of the first foreign banks to take advantage of the pilot program. The FTZ spans 28.78 square kilometres, and grants financial institutions exemptions ... |
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