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| | ... exhibiting some of the highest levels of real and nominal yields of the past 20 years. "We make the case that this combination of fair fundamentals, well identified risks, ultra-low ownership by still doubtful global investors, and attractive valuations ... |
| | | ... shareholders". "Both of these ideas should be in the mix to give confidence to all the mum and dad investors that you can still get a fair go in Australian capital markets," he said. According to research by Rainmaker Information last year, super funds ... |
| | | Financial adviser and finfluencer Canna Campbell was found guilty of infringing the trademark "Financial Foreplay" in her podcasts. The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia determined that the founder of SugarMamma TV and SASS Financial used ... |
| | | Zurich Australia has been cleared of breaching its duty of utmost good faith by the Federal Court, in a case connected to OnePath Life's avoidance of an income protection policy. The case marks ASIC's first attempt to impose a civil penalty under s13 ... |
| | | ASIC commenced civil penalty proceedings against Adam Blumenthal, the director of investment bank EverBlu Capital, for alleged market rigging and failing in his duties as a director to manage conflicts of interest. The case will also look at Blumenthal's ... |
| | | Once again, Financial Standard readers were captivated by the evolving superannuation landscape, with this year's top stories largely focused on this space. However, there was one particular executive move that simply couldn't be scrolled past. ... |
| | | ... the start of the policy, how can the insurance company increase the rate? The answer is that they can. It doesn't seem fair." Most recently, Zurich's OnePath raised premiums for its income protection insurance for the Plus (Series2) policy by ... |
| | | ... interest when investing BT Super member money in a cash option. Last week, Justice Murphy determined that the amount was "fair and reasonable" after Westpac agreed to settle the class action led by Slater & Gordon and funded by Therium Litigation Finance ... |
| | | The Federal Court has slapped ANZ with a $900,000 fine for breaching its continuous disclosure laws about eight years ago. In October, the court found the banking giant had contravened continuous disclosure laws by failing to tell the market its underwriters ... |
| | | ... to support Rest's members grow their super balances. "Regardless of background or balance, everyone is entitled to a fair and equitable superannuation system," he said. "I look forward to contributing to members' positive outcomes through my ... |
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