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| | | ... efficiently regulating the self-managed superannuation sector, according to Challenger's chairman of retirement income Jeremy Cooper. Cooper said that, contrary to perceptions that it is out of its depth in this burgeoning sector, the ATO is becoming ... |
| | | | ... pre-screened start-ups from the best Australian incubators, accelerators and university programs. Artesian managing partner, Jeremy Colless, said: "Until now there have been major barriers to entry for investors in startups." "An investor either had ... |
| | | | ... taken the world by storm," he said, adding that wasn't necessarily a bad thing. Haynes shared the stage with Challenger's Jeremy Cooper, who agreed with Haynes' less-than-positive view of MDI. He said MDI was a "blend" of SMSF and professionally-run ... |
| | | | ... bond market is extremely small by international standards - below the $10 billion a year mark, according to Challenger's Jeremy Cooper. "It's certainly a hot topic, there's no doubt about that.," Brunton said, adding that, in lieu of doing away with ... |
| | | | ... investors seeking to diversify and gain access to a higher level of income. AllianceBernstein senior portfolio manager Jeremy Cunningham noted that annuity and term-deposit rates have fallen in the recent years, with investors now looking into franked ... |
| | | | ... superannuation sector could benefit from having its own exclusive regulator, according to Challenger's director of retirement Income Jeremy Cooper. Speaking at the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) annual conference in Perth, the ... |
| | | | ... monetary policy, should the economy falter, are limited given that short-term interest rates are at zero." But as Chad and Jeremy sings in their "A Summer Song" hit, "They say that all good things must end someday" - even QE. Asked by Republican Senator ... |
| | | | ... July 2013. Members of the Charter Group included Challenger chairman, retirement income, and head of the Cooper Review, Jeremy Cooper; former Federal Court Judge Alan Goldberg; and former MLC chief executive Steve Tucker. |
| | | | ... flexibility and some level of income is going to be where we push a lot of innovation." The panel, chaired by Challenger's Jeremy Cooper, also discussed the possibility of introducing DLAs into default superannuation options. Andrew Boal, managing director ... |
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