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| | | ... fund via Macquarie Wrap. The legal proceedings against Equity Trustees are ongoing, and the matter has been listed for a case management hearing on 20 February 2026. |
| | | | ... obligations," ASIC said. Last year, Fair Work Australia ruled in favour of a Philippines-based worker to bring an unfair dismissal case against the former employer could serve as a warning for financial services firms who rely on offshoring. "Financial ... |
| | | | Netwealth has continued to separate itself from the collapse of First Guardian, saying it was a "case of fraud". In its September quarterly business update, Netwealth said it was working cooperatively with industry bodies and regulators in relation ... |
| | | | ASIC has reported an increase of 50% in investigations and an almost 20% rise in new civil enforcement proceedings in the financial year 2025. In its report for the full year, ASIC highlighted a ramp up in its enforcement activity and work to address ... |
| | | | ... been missing out on their super, the impact of the legislation will be even more significant. "In a typical unpaid super case, for a 35-year-old, recovering their super leaves their retirement balance more than $30,000 better off in today's dollars," ... |
| | | | ANZ Staff Superannuation Scheme has appointed William Leong as head of investments, filling the vacancy left by Ruwanie Dias, who took up a role as global head of externally managed funds at QBE Insurance. Leong joins the $7 billion corporate fund from ... |
| | | | Cbus and MUFG Retirement Solutions have reached a settlement relating to "unacceptable delays" in the processing and payment of death benefit and insurance claims made by Cbus members and claimants. MUFG said it "sincerely apologises to Cbus and its ... |
| | | | ... an easing in annual trimmed mean inflation from the 2.7% rate in the June quarter to say 2.6% or 2.5% - as I expect - the case for a rate cut will be very strong," he said. "Of course, an uptick in trimmed mean inflation - which is a risk given some ... |
| | | | ... period. These conditions are challenging to assess under traditional TPD definitions due to the varying severity of each case, which can range from long-term and permanent to episodic with a longer recovery period. The rise in claims is also driving ... |
| | | | ... collapses." This, coupled with the shortcomings of the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) and its $150,000 cap per case, have them considering several other avenues for recourse. "If the government refuses to fund recovery, we will approach existing ... |
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