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| | ... think AI isn't already regulated- because it is. "For this reason, and within our remit, ASIC will continue to act, and act early, to deter bad behaviour whenever appropriate and however caused." |
| | | ... today's figures as good news, which will mean they do not have to hike further. At the same time, we think it is too early to be talking about rate cuts," he said. Elsewhere abroad, as anticipated, the US Federal Reserve also held its policy rate ... |
| | | ... details. Notably, survey respondents predominantly favoured a retirement savings model that affords them flexibility in early years balanced by security in later years, loosely reflecting the Covenant's principles. Yet, the survey underscores a persistent ... |
| | | ... has increased in value by as much as $170 million. Mayfair 101 purchased the portfolio of 200-plus properties in 2019. In early 2020, ASIC froze Mayfair's assets and operations over concerns it was a Ponzi scheme. Many of the properties were handed over ... |
| | | ... strategic planning and implementation to ensure a smooth transition for members. The merger is expected to be completed early in 2024, creating a $20 billion fund. 5) NGS Super suffers cyber-attack (March 27) In March, Financial Standard was first to ... |
| | | ... Superannuation Corporation (CSC) has joined forces with Challenger to launch the next stage of its retirement income strategy in early 2024. The longevity solution was developed by CSC under its RIS program to help meet its customer's needs in retirement. ... |
| | | ... uncertainty for reporting entities and encourage companies to take best efforts to use quantitative scenario analysis as early as possible." Some industry bodies support the idea. The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) says it "is an important ... |
| | | ... complaints authority said. The consultation runs until December 1. AFCA will publish its final approach in late December or early 2024. The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) laws, which passed in June, entitles investors who have not received ... |
| | | ... The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees previously found about 45% of women under 55 are exiting the workforce early due to illness, injury, or disability. Menopause specifically is estimated to cost female workers about $17 billion in lost ... |
| | | ... he said. "That gives some reprieve to the market, but it's just something worth watching because we're still very early days in this whole process." |
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