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| | | ... administration model, and seeing where artificial intelligence (AI) can play a role are some examples. "Increased competition, the need to focus on retirement, and the likelihood that funds are going to [provide] more advice are causing funds to say ... |
| | | | ... "So, if they see their friends achieving certain things and they have the opportunity to participate in some form of competition or game, it can really encourage setting up bigger goals and building the habits and doing the work required to get in a ... |
| | | | ... side, the firm did flag that staff attrition on risk and compliance teams is relatively high, not just because of the competition for talent. "... this seems to be due to increased workloads and regulatory or enterprise structural risk project work across ... |
| | | | ... banking arm given the go-ahead. The decision to authorise the takeover was handed down this morning by the Australian Competition Tribunal (ACT), despite initially being blocked by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in August last ... |
| | | | ... growth in member numbers, according to new analysis from Perple - People Performance, underscored by mergers and stiff competition. Using APRA data of the 2022-23 financial year, Perple found that merger activities drove most of the movement in member ... |
| | | | ... biggest challenge is the rapidly increasing salaries of compliance and legal professionals, followed by the growing competition for regulatory and compliance professionals. The final challenge is the increasingly global and international nature of regulatory ... |
| | | | ... complementary corporate trust, custody, security trustee and agency, registry and fund administration services. He added that competition in the local custody space has been retreating following the exit of the Australian banks to return to core business. ... |
| | | | The government has released the Corporations and Competition (CS Services) Instrument 2024, a new legislative proposal aimed at regulating clearing and settlement (CS) services. The proposed instrument, issued under the authority of assistant treasurer ... |
| | | | ... accompanying O'Sullivan on the CSLR board is AFCA's Delia Rickard, she was previously deputy chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. The finalisation of the board awaits the appointment of an independent chair by the government. ... |
| | | | ... "an important step in examining how innovation could expand the market to new forms of advice and support, driving competition to better serve consumers, while maintaining consumer protections," the FCA said. "The aim is to open up the market to a wider ... |
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