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| | | ... successful candidate was Nuno Matos. Currently chief executive, wealth and personal banking at HSBC, Matos will take over the top job in July next year. Matos brings over 30 years' experience across retail, commercial, corporate and markets. He spent ... |
| | | | Total and permanent disability (TPD) claims because of mental health for Australians aged 30 to 40 increased by 732% over the past decade, according to a new report by KPMG, commissioned by the Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI). Although the ... |
| | | | ... are grateful for his service and wish him the very best in his well-deserved retirement." Oster said it has been a fantastic job, building and working with a great team at NAB. "Thank you to NAB's customers for your engagement with the independent views ... |
| | | | ... members to continue to direct their superannuation payments to the fund if they leave the public sector or start a second job with a non-government employer. Previously, members who left the public sector or had dual-government and non-government employment ... |
| | | | ... be successful for a while. There's no doubt about that and that will progress over time," George said. "Right now, my job is to support Matt, make sure this venture is successful and sustainable and the proposition still remains compelling for advisers." ... |
| | | | After six months in the fund's top job, Raelene Seales has bolstered the executive leadership by hiring four new executives and promoting two staffers from within. Having reshaped Prime Super's operations and structure, her immediate priority ... |
| | | | The financial advice industry has finally earned "profession" status and has the potential to self-regulate in the near future, according to Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) chair David Sharpe. In six years' time, Sharp believes the advice ... |
| | | | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) will keep its current macroprudential policy settings steady following its regular review of domestic and international economic and financial conditions and risks. APRA's macroprudential policy ... |
| | | | ... plans to pull back from this space, but many say they intend to allocate more in the future." Constant said it was not ASIC's job to lead the discussion on investment allocation, but it does expect that as funds grow their exposure to private markets ... |
| | | | ... relatively low effort," Barker said. "At a time of weak productivity growth, high skills mismatch, skill shortages and low job mobility, we should do everything we can to improve productivity and workers' career trajectories through training." |
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