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| | | ... conversation was about how the world can work together on the two pillars of the OECD agenda and make sure that we fix this problem in the global economy and certainly in our economy," he said. "Where it's too easy for multinational corporations ... |
| | | | A new report from Morningstar calls out the faults in the Portfolio Holdings Disclosure regulations, particularly as they pertain to unlisted, private equity and bond investments. The report's author, head of manager selection Grant Kennaway, says ... |
| | | | The Financial Conduct Authority has outlined how a new Consumer Duty will improve customer service across the UK's financial services sector, including ending "rip-off" fees and putting consumers' needs first. The Duty comprises an overarching principle ... |
| | | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers has addressed Australia's confronting inflation numbers and the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) substantial global growth downgrades at a Canberra press conference. Unsurprised to see inflation north of 6%, Chalmers ... |
| | | | Australian Retirement Trust and QIC will work with Brisbane Housing Company to finance and develop up to 1200 new homes. The partnership aims to provide a scalable model for the financing, development, and operation of social and affordable housing ... |
| | | | Australian equities concentration on financial and resources heavyweights make factor investing in domestic markets an ineffectual strategy, according to VanEck research. While historically factor investing has achieved excess market returns over the ... |
| | | | SuperFriend has announced Darren Black as its new chief executive, effective September 6. Black is currently OzHelp Foundation's chief executive, a role he's held for four years. Black also sits on the boards of Suicide Prevention Australia and the ... |
| | | | ... return over that period of time," he said. Murphy said that with various elements of complexity, Australia's retirement problem can't be overthought. "What we believe is that solutions can be over engineered, so we've tried to distil the problem ... |
| | | | ... prevented them from working," the association said. "This statistic alone is enough to demonstrate that Australia has a problem with underinsurance." The AFA concluded by saying it welcomed the Quality of Advice Review consultation process and the open ... |
| | | | ... up your products is complex, so you probably do need an adviser to help sort you out. But isn't that precisely the problem the Covenant is trying to fix? Surely, if retiring is so complex that everyone needs to talk to an adviser, then we've ... |
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