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| | | ... managers are set at a relatively ambitious level," Morningstar said. "This certainly appeared the case in the lead up to the COVID-19 pandemic when credit spreads were tight, and both bond yields and fixed-income market volatility were low. However ... |
| | | | ... Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) received close to 1500 complaints about superannuation funds over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. Releasing data now that the World Health Organisation has declared the pandemic over, AFCA said it received in ... |
| | | | ... the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, S&P Global warns fintechs not to expect the amount of capital that flooded in before COVID-19. Worn said the issues facing startups in the advice tech sector are no different to what is happening broadly in the technology ... |
| | | | ... Zurbruegg said the results show that overall financial performance of the SMSF sector remains robust, weathering the 2020 COVID-induced market storm relatively better than the APRA fund sector. "Our analysis also continues to highlight how SMSFs benefit ... |
| | | | ... Pollaers said. "He has also led the organisation through a period of significant growth in complaints as a result of the COVID pandemic, natural disasters and scams." Locke said he is honoured to have been invited to stay on. "AFCA plays a very important ... |
| | | | ... mentality can come into play. "A lot of emotionally driven decisions made are based on factors that you can't predict; think Covid, the Ukraine war, more recently the collapse of Credit Suisse, you can't predict that. Unless you go through these things ... |
| | | | ... governments repeating disasters like the early release of super scheme - which is proving to be a type of economic long Covid, causing super balances to dwindle and heaping further pressure on the age pension," added Dean. "Politicians that want to bust ... |
| | | | ... low-interest rates, rising inflation, technological advancements, and demographic shifts. Unforeseen disruptions, like the COVID-19 pandemic and recent geopolitical tensions, have further fuelled retail trading growth. However, the taskforce raised concerns ... |
| | | | ... should perform better, and risk will be rewarded, especially because this is not a systemic shock like 2008 was, and like COVID-19 threatened to become," he said. |
| | | | ... history of work, and really reflects the balance of power in the workplace shifting to employers." Quiggin adds that the COVID pandemic has been a powerful tool in influencing both employers and employees towards more flexible work. "The pandemic opened ... |
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