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| | | ... Financial Sector Reform (Hayne Royal Commission Response-Better Advice) Bill 2021 exposure draft regulations released yesterday will see advisers sitting the soon-to-be ASIC administered exam pay $948 per sitting. This is significantly more that the ... |
| | | | ... ASX companies has continued this week, with the super industry hitting back at suggestions that funds act in unison. Yesterday, Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) chief executive Louise Davidson answered Liberal MP Tim Wilson's ... |
| | | | ... proposal to acquire all Vocus shares before it was announced to the market. Uniti Group entered a trading halt on the ASX yesterday afternoon before issuing a statement saying Bowen's charges do not impact the company. "The company understands that Bowen ... |
| | | | ... resigned, after the fund failed the performance test and during its planned merger with TWUSUPER. Hutchison resigned yesterday and requested it be effective immediately. EISS Super chief financial officer Lance Foster has stepped in as the interim chief ... |
| | | | ... appoint a dedicated chief executive officer with responsibility for oversight of all the firm's business activities." Yesterday, Natixis Investment Managers announced that Louise Watson has been promoted to the role of country head for Australia ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation Trustees (AIST) general manager advocacy Melissa Birks told ASIC and APRA at AIST's annual investment conference yesterday. "...Are you alert to this and what sort of things are ASIC going to be doing in that space to ensure that consumers ... |
| | | | The two industry super funds have progressed their plans to merge, officially signing a successor fund transfer deed. Together, the funds will manage more than $70 billion in retirement savings for about 850,000 members. As part of the deal, Cbus will ... |
| | | | ... comparisons and risk and volatility adjusted returns must be taken into consideration. The results of the YFYS test, released yesterday, saw 13 out of 76 MySuper products fail. The failing funds were AMG MySuper, ASGARD Employee MySuper, Australian Catholic ... |
| | | | ... two-thirds of financial advisers passed the July exam sitting. The Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority announced yesterday that 60% of the 1963 candidates passed the July exam sitting. This is markedly down from the May sitting, which had ... |
| | | | Colonial First State yesterday said it will drop the administration fees on its FirstChoice Employer Super products from, ahead of the Your Future, Your Super test results today. Effective October, CFS will charge FirstChoice Employer customers 30bps ... |
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