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| | | Metrics Credit Partners has strongly supported ASIC's calls for the private credit industry to deliver enhanced standards and says it looks to play a leading role in the process. ASIC's deep dive into the private credit sector revealed fund managers ... |
| | | | Colonial First State and AIA Australia will pay a combined $140 million to settle a class action lawsuit brought by hundreds of thousands of super fund members who paid excessive insurance fees. The class action was launched by Shine Lawyers in January ... |
| | | | Private credit fund managers downplay the risks of their products and flout basic disclosures of the state of their investments, ASIC's investigation reveals, fearing they have the potential to harm investors, the sector itself and the broader financial ... |
| | | | There are many myths about retirement, and one of the most common is that people will run out of money. Even as Australians live longer and many spend up to three decades of their lives retired, the Retirement Income Review (RIR) found the typical retiree ... |
| | | | ... super is achieving its core objective," Delahunty said. "The sector has long advocated for this change, and now that it's law, the real work begins: ensuring regulations are practical, delivering a smooth transition for employers, payroll providers ... |
| | | | ... its compliance with the target market determination (TMD) and product disclosure statement, and whether it has breached the law in relation to its investments. "Clime Asset Management Pty Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of Clime Investment Management ... |
| | | | ... carry an Australian financial services licence (AFSL) in line with Information Sheet 225 (INFO 225) and the recently proposed law reform by the government, which is currently in consultation. They will also need to become a member of the Australian Financial ... |
| | | | ... Chalmers saying they would help stop "disreputable" employers from exploiting employees. The Super Members Council (SMC) said the law will be a gamechanger in tackling unpaid super which now costs Australian workers $5.7 billion a year. "The introduction ... |
| | | | Although Payday Super addresses critical issues, including the $5 billion in unpaid super, the Coalition believes the government's "rushed implementation" of the bill could hurt the economy. Payday Super, which is slated to come into effect on 1 July ... |
| | | | ... dramatically reduced retirement benefits, the need for substantially higher contribution rates, or both," the plaintiffs' law firms Ecojustice and Goldblatt Partners said. "Despite the legal duty to invest in contributors' best interests, CPP ... |
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