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| | | ... particularly if it does not involve a related pension fund," ASIC said. Industry Funds Services (IFS) chief executive Cath Bowtell flagged at the Conference of Major Super Funds in March that a working group is underway to urge regulators to expand the ... |
| | | | ... of discussions about dismantling vertical integration. This is according to Industry Fund Services chief executive Cath Bowtell, who said financial advice provided through profit-to-member superannuation funds has "always been first and foremost a service ... |
| | | | ... Speaking on a panel discussing the future of advice in superannuation, Industry Funds Services (IFS) chief executive Cath Bowtell said it's high time the industry comes together to overhaul the outdated rules behind intra-fund advice. IFS is currently ... |
| | | | ... and a former head of investment banking at JPMorgan. It is understood Industry Fund Services (IFS) chief executive Cath Bowtell will become chair of The New Daily. IFS is also a part of ISH. Speaking to Financial Standard, Weaven said he is looking forward ... |
| | | | ... about one-third of the $4.6 billion in annual financial planning revenue. Industry Fund Services chief executive Cath Bowtell says she would welcome any review into the quality of advice provided from advisers licensed by IFS. "We continuously improve ... |
| | | | ... unpaid super. "Often, the fund trustee is the first to know that a payment has been missed," IFS chief executive Cath Bowtell said. "The earlier the super fund trustees act to recover unpaid super, the more likely the debt will be paid with a simple ... |
| | | | ... retirement or approaching retirement, so we were looking to be part of a growing fund," AGEST Super chief executive Cath Bowtell said in June. AGEST Super will join it's approximately $4.3 billion in funds under management with AustralianSuper's $42 ... |
| | | | ... new units to other members, consistent with our trustee duty to distribute returns with equity among members," said Cath Bowtell, AGEST Super chief executive. The Australian equities option was the worst affected, after it was over credited by around ... |
| | | | ... abandoned the merger, we are just waiting until the legislation goes through," said AGEST super chief executive, Cath Bowtell. "The value of our deferrable tax moves around everyday, however last year it was in our books at $45 million," she said. When ... |
| | | | ... are a result of lower administration and investment costs, will go straight to members' accounts," said AGEST chief Cath Bowtell. "We have also been able to secure changes to AustralianSuper's offer to reflect the current features of AGEST that our members ... |
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