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| | ... positive complaints management culture, including a focus on gathering accurate data. "The gaps we've identified suggest there may be inconsistent IDR reporting practices across the industry," Kirkland said. "While there may be reasonable explanations ... |
| | | ... initially placed stop orders on the product in February this year. ASIC believes that since February 2022, more than $480 million may have been invested in the fund by close to 6000 consumers. This was done primarily through their superannuation and ... |
| | | ... recognising signs if there is an imbalance as this can be tricky. "You're in a meeting, you're working to your agenda, you may not pick up on the subtle signs that can occur. Be conscious of that," he said. Doing so can lead to some confronting ... |
| | | ... Republican majorities in the Congress and Senate," Thompson said. "While positive for near term growth, these initiatives may add to inflationary pressures and result in 'higher for longer' interest rate settings. This has quickly been priced in by bond ... |
| | | ... George John is hopeful that the committee will report by the designated date. However, if the federal election is called before May, the inquiry lapses. "The calling of the election is when parliament is suspended and we'll have to recall it. There's ... |
| | | The failure of the government to pass its proposed $3 million superannuation tax last week may well see the measure abandoned. The Division 296 tax could be shelved until after the next federal election, missing out on the opportunity to pass during ... |
| | | ... for executive team members. Seales, formerly Zurich's chief of business transformation, signed on with Prime Super in May. She previously served as Zurich's chief distribution officer in Jakarta and as its chief operating officer in Sydney. Before ... |
| | | ... APAC, as the new global head of distribution and marketing. Moore has been with First Sentier Investors since June 2010. In May 2020, he was appointed global head of distribution and relocated from Sydney to London. Prior to this role, he served as managing ... |
| | | The methodology used to calculate compensation for victims of bad financial advice appears to factor in 'opportunity costs' and has drawn the ire of advisers, calling it "unfair" and "unsustainable" for the industry. The "but for" methodology ... |
| | | ... (AFCA) Shail Singh told delegates that he has not yet come across complaints involving advice documents produced by AI and may not. Ultimately, there's an AFSL that's responsible for the conduct, he said, noting that it doesn't matter how ... |
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