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| | | ... interest policy to remove Zuckerberg's decision-making authority over potential conflicts, and to consider whether executives may have material non-public information in their possession when reviewing an insider trading policy and before approving a ... |
| | | | ... the declining numbers of retail advisers, suggest that the outlook for small scale retail funds has become difficult and it may be terminal. Winding down our retail offerings and selling retail clients was identified as a logical step in our strategic ... |
| | | | ... introduce the new options. Triple S is the default scheme for South Australian public sector workers if they joined on or after 4 May 1994. Before this it was the Lump Sum Scheme, which is still running, and prior to 30 May 1986 it was the Pension Scheme. ... |
| | | | ... market. "The takeaway for investors is not that valuations are inflated, but that the days of consistently large exit premiums may be behind us," he said. Despite this shift, Barwon sees ongoing value in the listed private equity universe. Many securities ... |
| | | | ... laundering/counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) reform, an expert told the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) Congress advisers may be caught by new obligations when they apply. From 1 July 2026, professionals, including real estate agents ... |
| | | | Australian Retirement Trust's former private equity lead Adam Murphy has joined the Dilmon family office of former Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. Dilmon has recently been expanding its global presence and recruiting a multi-strategy ... |
| | | | ... the Age Pension and eligibility. Furthermore, a reminder at age 68 to those that have not submitted their application but may be eligible. The campaign will also launch a new Age Pension calculator that estimates their level and provides information ... |
| | | | ... personal financial advice sector's levy will be provided in June 2026 as it exceeds the $20 million sector cap, which may well be higher. A special levy will likely be required, the design of which is yet to be finalised. Mulino agrees with the FAAA's ... |
| | | | ... advisers to abandon the sector. With greater complexity and a dwindling number of specialists, experts fear the risk market may cease to exist, the FAAA Congress 2025 has heard. There are currently only 185 risk specialists across Australia, FAAA general ... |
| | | | ... Travis Carter, who co-hosted the session, said not only does it save time, but it provides a level of service to clients who may have not received a cash-analysis before. "Five years from now to 2030 what does the industry look like? What does our technology ... |
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