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| | | ... highlighted the growing gap between rising life expectancy and financial preparedness leading to an urgent need to rethink how people prepare for longer lives. Fidelity International managing director, Australia Simon Glazier said that while the majority ... |
| | | | ... of this kind of data has not been done well in the superannuation industry in Australia. "To date, we simply just send people white papers when they turn 55 and they might be thinking about retiring. We actually have to take a step back and have a look ... |
| | | | ... However, the country still faces structural issues around insufficient job creation and low wages, particularly for young people, the World Bank notes. |
| | | | ... technology and data integration (21%), the report highlighted. Other challenges cited by the financial services industry were people (14%), operations (7%), commercial (7%), and legal (7%). "Within financial services, people and culture ranked as the ... |
| | | | ... essentially only a rubber stamp, with the potential that report is not read fully, or properly evaluated." Gosselin said many people believe the system is "flawed", but fund managers have no other options to obtain a research report for a fund. Many ... |
| | | | ... all funds - no matter how big or small - are meeting their obligations to members. "It's not up to us to talk about how people get on boards or executive positions, and it's not up to us to tell them how to organise themselves...Whether it's in-house ... |
| | | | ... longevity and emotional risks, or SMILE. "Yes, it's a cute acronym but we actually think it's possible for more people to be happy in retirement," says Hillier. "People often see their super as a tank with a tap installed at the top, and they ... |
| | | | ... the industry to ensure customers are treated fairly and assessed on their individual circumstances," Monument says. "If people believe disclosure will automatically result in exclusions or declined cover, they may be discouraged from being open about ... |
| | | | ... investments had lost 90% of their value. ASIC determined this was dishonest conduct according to the standards of ordinary people, highly unprofessional, and lacking in sound judgement and integrity. Additionally, the regulator said in or around 2023 ... |
| | | | ... still a lot of water to go under the bridge." Lastly, the world is in the early stages of a major demographic shift as its people age, and more countries deal with absolute population declines. "This gets less public attention, but the impacts will still ... |
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