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| | | ... financial advice to clients to invest their superannuation into the Shield Master Fund (Shield). It's alleged that between May 2022 and February 2024, nine MWL representatives advised at least 556 clients to invest about $114 million of their superannuation ... |
| | | | ... under our methodology, but they were at the lower end of that scale," Christopher said at the time. "Ratings in this range may reflect characteristics such as limited operating history or areas of governance requiring monitoring. It's also important ... |
| | | | ... demonstrated Shield outperformed top super funds between June 2016 and June 2021, despite Shield only being registered in May 2021. While this was not approved by Interprac, ASIC said this should have raised red flags for the group about the funds, lead ... |
| | | | ... considered, consultative, collaborative and methodical way," Chalmers said. "We've kept the reform wheels turning ever since the May 2022 election, even as the macro challenges in our economy have demanded a lot of our focus and attention, and that's ... |
| | | | ... genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. A ceasefire truce took effect on October 9. While Vision Super and HESTA may have divested from Israeli-linked securities, they join a host of superannuation funds who continue to invest in listed companies ... |
| | | | ... professional development (CPD) requirements, ASIC said. The financial regulator convened multiple sitting panels between March and May 2025. The panel decided to give four financial advisers reprimands and to take no action in relation to one financial ... |
| | | | ... for 16% of the fund's total stock holdings and, under the current guidelines, the fund would need to be prepared for that it may no longer be able to invest in them. Currently, the fund may choose to exclude a company based on conduct, product or alternative ... |
| | | | ... reducing investment in carbon emissions," ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said. "Consumers relying on HESTA's representation may have been denied the opportunity to make informed decisions about their preferred superannuation provider when HESTA gave ... |
| | | | ... international fixed income portfolios, being 0.2% of the fund's investment in the BlackRock iShares Global Bond Index Fund. As at May 2025, the holdings were valued at about $570,000. Prime Super self-reported the misleading statements and has removed ... |
| | | | ... should explore what the notion of control means for the clients," ASIC said. "There are other superannuation vehicles that may offer the desired level of control without the client also taking on the additional responsibilities, and in some cases additional ... |
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