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| | | ... technologies continuing to evolve, often involving triaging or providing initial guidance and advice before passing the consumer on to a personal advice provider, according to their needs and preferences," it said. "There is also a role for tools and ... |
| | | | ... don't deliver benefits to consumers, workers and the wider economy." Additionally, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has also raised concerns about Australia's merger regime. According to the consultation paper, key concerns ... |
| | | | ... his resignation after 12 years with the fund. Watson joined Hostplus in 2011 as executive manager, member and consumer choice. He's held several group executive roles since, before taking on his current role in December 2018. In a LinkedIn post ... |
| | | | ... own strong customer focus and the ability to enhance member outcomes," Bendigo and Adelaide Bank chief customer officer consumer banking Richard Fennell said. "As part of this process, the bank has prioritised a smooth transition to a new provider." ... |
| | | | ... SCA director Xavier O'Halloran said it's clear that "something has gone wrong at these funds", adding that while the consumer body commends the government for cracking down on "shoddy" Choice products, it believes the test now needs to be further expanded ... |
| | | | ... spearhead ASIC for the next five years, as incumbents Danielle Press, Sean Hughes and Karen Chester wrap up their terms. CHOICE chief executive Alan Kirkland, Commonwealth Bank chief risk officer for institutional bank and markets Simone Constant, and ... |
| | | | The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has fallen to 5.6%, fueling hopes the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will pause interest rate hikes next week. The latest CPI numbers, released yesterday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), came as a pleasant ... |
| | | | The long-awaited Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) has been enshrined in legislation, with consumer advocates calling it a "historic moment" for Australians. Passing the senate on June 22, the Treasury Laws Amendment (Financial Services Compensation ... |
| | | | ... products, fearing that the results will end up wrong. If applied in its current form, this will "result in significant consumer confusion and harm for many Australians who have made an active decision about how to invest their retirement savings," AMP ... |
| | | | The independent body tasked with reviewing the competency of APRA and ASIC has released a list of draft metrics it will use to measure the regulators against and is asking for industry feedback. The Financial Regulator Assessment Authority (FRAA) has ... |
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