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| | | Payday super, coming into effect 1 July 2026 pending the current draft legislation, could bring a world of problems once introduced, including payroll and tax obligations for Australian small and medium enterprises (SMEs), experts claimed. One of the ... |
| | | | ... receive the scheme booklet in May, with the PAI shareholder meeting to approve the scheme of arrangement set to take place in July. |
| | | | ... Financial Group portfolio managers have stepped into leadership roles ahead of investment chief Gerald Stack's departure in July. Stack is the lead portfolio manager for the firm's four infrastructure funds and the head of investments. Ben McVicar ... |
| | | | ... look forward to Michael facilitating future business growth built on these strong foundations." iExtend received its AFSL in July 2024, after entering a court enforceable undertaking over concerns of unlicensed conduct. In November 2023, the life insurance ... |
| | | | ... Gatwick Airport, energy pipelines, and about 40 global data centres, for US$12.5 billion. BlackRock took over Preqin last July for $4.8 billion. "Our acquisition of Preqin, which closed earlier this year, will add private markets data capabilities to ... |
| | | | ... announced it was exploring merger options in September 2023, and that it had entered into an agreement to merge with ART in July 2024. "Qantas Super was founded in 1939 to provide retirement benefits to Qantas Group employees. In the 86 years since ... |
| | | | Plenary Group has named its new chief executive as incumbent David Lamming exits the post on July 1. Chief investment officer Paul Crowe takes over the top job. He joined the firm in 2005, involved in structuring and executing most of the major infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... has announced the appointment of Guy Debelle as chair of the Funds SA board from 24 April 2025. Debelle joined the board in July 2024 after having spent 25 years at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), the last six of those as deputy governor. He also ... |
| | | | ... Economics Committee Inquiry into Wealth Management Companies (CSLR and Dixon Advisory) has been deferred from March 27 to July 28 - a four-month delay. The Financial Advice Association Australia's Phil Anderson described the delay as "frustrating" ... |
| | | | ... "never have become a political football". Currently, the instant asset write-off limit sits at $20,000 and will expire on July 1 and revert to $1000 for businesses with revenue up to $10 million a year. CPA Australia chief executive Chris Freeland said ... |
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