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| | | ... from Equity Trustees and $1.3 billion came across when it took over ClearView WealthFoundations. Statutory net profit after tax was recorded at $79.5 million, which is a 68% increase on the previous year. Underlying profits came in at $97.8 million ... |
| | | | ... million, driven by higher net income and lower interest costs, partially offset by modest increases in operating expenses and tax. Statutory NPAT rose by 48% to $192.3 million thanks to improved underlying performance and lower asset and liability experience ... |
| | | | ... under management (AUM) in FY25 to $18.7 billion. HMC said FY25 marked a record financial performance for the group with pre-tax operating earnings of $224.6 million - up 74% from FY24. HMC managing director and chief executive David Di Pilla said it ... |
| | | | ... returns. ACI provides investors with access to a portfolio of operating infrastructure assets and seeks to generate attractive, tax-advantaged current yield in a perpetual, semi-liquid structure. Since its launch in 2024, ACI has grown to approximately ... |
| | | | ... billion, which grew 12% year on year. The group delivered gross revenue of $89.4 million, up 11% annually, while net profit after tax of $18.6 million was 23% up on the prior year. "Our three operating segments have remained resilient over the past year ... |
| | | | Bell Financial Group (BFG) saw net profit after tax slump by 44% in its latest performance update, dragged by market volatility impacting the broking business. The group reported NPAT of $9.3 million for its half-year to June 2025 results. The broking ... |
| | | | ... revenue in the 12 months to 30 June 2025, a 7.3% surge from the previous corresponding period. Underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) grew 7.5% to $510 million, while statutory NPAT recorded a lower growth of 6% to $503 million. ASX managing director ... |
| | | | ... that stamp duty should still be reported, but not as a fee. Rather, it should be disclosed separately "as the unavoidable tax it is." Property Council of Australia chief executive Mike Zorbas said doing so would be a zero-cost, high-benefit improvement ... |
| | | | ... from insecure working arrangements or the income threshold; continued underpayment or non-payment of super; and inadequate tax concessions for low-income earners, including some who pay more tax on their super than on their take-home pay. "This reinforces ... |
| | | | ... released three issues papers around the three themes for the roundtable: resilience, productivity, and budget sustainability and tax reform. "The Roundtable is all about building consensus around reforms, the issues papers do the problem definition," ... |
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