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| | | ... growth journey where strong governance and risk leadership are critical, and we look forward to the contribution she will make to Generation Life and our clients." Sharing the appointment on LinkedIn, Brouwer said she looks forward to joining the company. ... |
| | | | The Australian Taxation Office has urged employers to act immediately ahead of the introduction of Payday Super on July 1, warning businesses have just five weeks remaining to prepare for one of the biggest changes to the superannuation system in years. ... |
| | | | Kiwi venture capital firm Bridgewest Ventures has scored an AFSL to expand in Australia, hoping to win over family offices, wealth advisers and institutional investors with a new fund. Founded in 2020, Bridgewest Venture invests in the sectors of life ... |
| | | | ... does go wrong on this asset? Who's the agent, who's the trustee... there'll be transactions where we want to make sure we've got good, like-minded lenders alongside us," Cunningham says. While things will still go wrong at times, Jacques ... |
| | | | ... volatility, and inadequate savings are no longer the greatest threats to retirement outcomes, rather, it comes down to hesitancy to make the decisions retirement requires. Allianz Retire+'s The two-chapter retirement report highlighted that many retirees ... |
| | | | ... guardians for children or pets. Once completed, members receive instructions on how to print, sign and witness the documents to make it legally valid. Safewill chief executive Adam Lubofksy said the partnership was designed to make estate planning more ... |
| | | | ... further action to follow." Following ASIC launching its initial proceedings against Equity Trustees last year, it determined to make an application to the government under Part 23 of the SIS Act for help in making First Guardian and Shield investors ... |
| | | | ... competing firm. "It's the advisers' responsibility to give some reassurances to their management teams that they want to make their lives easier. That they want to be more efficient," Hammond said. "These things aren't going to happen unless the ... |
| | | | ... plays there," Treves said, adding that, ultimately, it comes down to a stock-by-stock basis. Robertson added, "governance can make huge impacts to returns," highlighting the case of South Korea's and Japan's corporate governance improvements. ... |
| | | | Geopolitical risks are increasingly encroaching on traditional market cycles, forcing investors to make sense of these "jungle times" where anything goes, according to an economist. Diana Mousina, deputy chief economist at AMP, said the current economic ... |
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