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| | | ... members and delivering personalised service, while always remembering the history of the sector we serve." Interestingly, in May, the fund sharpened its focus on its growth capability ahead of Previtera's official appointment as chief executive. ... |
| | | | ... retired, the report said. "The trend towards more flexible working in the wake of Covid, along with a worsening skills shortage, may make such a strategy more viable than it has previously been," the report said. When it comes to portfolio construction ... |
| | | | ... the yield curve invert," Mousina warned. Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) president Hayden Groves said that the RBA may stick to its economics, but it is not immune to political pressures as small businesses and young families with a mortgage ... |
| | | | ... decision, as well as stay and confidentiality orders. The AAT refused his applications for stay and confidentiality orders in May this year. No hearing date has been set for the substantive review of ASIC's decision. Vick's business comprised a group ... |
| | | | ... companies that have no established record of paying dividends and companies operating in volatile industries where dividends may only be paid irregularly." ASA chief executive Rachel Waterhouse welcomed the Senate Committee's attentiveness to retail ... |
| | | | ... labelling or vague terms in sustainability-related funds." "Now, in response to ASIC's scrutiny of greenwashing, some companies may be tempted to cease all voluntary disclosure, chasing greenwashing with a little 'greenhushing'," he said. "Last year ... |
| | | | ... or infrastructure changes before it is fully replaced. "As CHESS is a legacy technology there is a risk that some IT assets may not be fully supported by vendors before the CHESS Replacement project is completed," ASIC said. Furthermore, ASIC sees that ... |
| | | | ... superannuation and other savings to invest a property development. Following an investigation, ASIC is alleging that between May 2016 and February 2017, Steele misled the investors into withdrawing funds from their employer superannuation funds and savings ... |
| | | | ... shortages, enhance training, and improve safety, particularly in high-risk sectors like mining. However, widespread job losses may disproportionately affect minority groups and low-wage workers already facing financial insecurity and limited work opportunities. ... |
| | | | ... administration fee reduction of 0.05%... It will be applied by adjusting the unit prices for Accumulation Plan investment options on 31 May 2023." Last year, ESSSuper transitioned to Iress for administration, having previously carried out the function ... |
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