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| | | ASIC has launched a new weekly regulatory tracker to assist users during the COVID-19 pandemic. The tracker lists and includes links to all new and updated regulatory guides, information sheets, reports and consultation papers issued by ASIC and published ... |
| | | | ... sector, I am looking forward to bringing the experience and technical knowledge I have accumulated over many years to the table and making a positive contribution to the growth of the association and the sector," Burgess said. SuperConcepts chief executive ... |
| | | | At a virtual round table hosted by QIC the chief investment officers of AustralianSuper, LGIAsuper and more defended allocations to illiquid assets. Following weeks of scrutiny over potential liquidity issues facing super funds, the chief investments ... |
| | | | ... to implement the legislation. It is Iress' view that blockchain could be the solution to the issue. During a recent round table with industry figures, Walsh found agreement on this point. "We had over 80 people join the roundtable to hear a range of ... |
| | | | ... fund's chief investment officer Damian Graham said the uncertain economic future means the option should remain on the table. Speaking to Financial Standard, Graham said the fund doesn't feel that it is short of liquidity at the moment, meaning ... |
| | | | As consumers saw their superannuation balances nosedive when the COVID-19 pandemic began wreaking havoc on the market, many were surprised to learn their retirement savings weren't quite as safe as they thought, reigniting the debate around 'balanced' ... |
| | | | ... which could be used where a fund is unable to meet the needs of members." Funds being "directed" to merge is not off the table, Frydenberg said. "The government expects APRA to exercise those powers in circumstances where it is in the best interest of ... |
| | | | ... financial position," Marshan said. "Telling someone who has lost their job to take $10,000 out of super to put food on the table and pay their mortgage might be a no brainer but we're in a regulatory environment where it can take 26 hours of work to ... |
| | | | ... and vice versa with people who are basically increasing their cash holdings," Vynokur said. "They took some risk off the table, basically, early on when the volatility induced by the coronavirus had started creeping into the market." By taking funds ... |
| | | | A $35 billion public sector superannuation fund has deferred its transition to a new custodian, citing heightened short-term risk from COVID-19. Funds SA last July said it would end its 19-year-long custody relationship with J.P. Morgan and move to ... |
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