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| | | ... amount of short orders as well as criminal penalties of a minimum one year of imprisonment or a fine of more than three times and up to five times the avoided loss amount," the FSC said. In November 2023, the FSC banned short selling in domestic stock ... |
| | | | ... would create long-term benefits for everyone," it said. Currently, the richest 20% of the world's countries are about 30 times richer than the poorest 20% and, although the poorest countries have become richer over time, they're not catching up with ... |
| | | | ... year, while wholesale FUM fell by 2.3%. Interestingly, the indexed investments segment grew 24.2%, which was almost six times the growth of actively managed investment segment. State Street Global Advisors retained its place as the largest investment ... |
| | | | ... Partners until 31 December 2019. ASIC referred the matter to the CDPP in November 2020. The matter was adjourned several times since then and a committal hearing commenced on 29 March 2023. That was adjourned for further hearing on 23 April 2024. |
| | | | ... (SSGA) to bring a private credit ETF to market in the US. Capitalising on the speedy growth of private markets in recent times, the two firms said they want to ensure investors of all types can benefit as the growth continues. |
| | | | ... higher divorce rates, especially among older generations, wealthy women are often required to navigate wealth management, at times without prior experience or existing relationships with professionals. Their research also found the number of male millionaires ... |
| | | | ... the decision handed down by Federal Court to dismiss the proceedings. "As a profit-to-member super fund, Rest has at all times sought to act in good faith and in the best interests of members. We are pleased the Court has found in Rest's favour," ... |
| | | | ... menopause, and 60% said they do not feel like they can talk to their manager about what they're going through. In recent times, the likes of Cbus, Aware Super, NAB and Police Bank have introduced 12 days of paid menopause and menstruation leave per year ... |
| | | | ... together to bring a private credit ETF to market in the US. Capitalising on the speedy growth of private markets in recent times, the two parties want to ensure investors of all types can benefit as the growth continues. "We are excited to be working ... |
| | | | ... clearly signifies a problem with the question design. Other issuers allowed consumers to attempt the questionnaires multiple times, with some encouraging them to review their answers and submit alternative responses to ensure they meet the TMD requirements. ... |
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