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| | | ... ways to free up their time. "We've been using AI and robotics in our business for more than six years, so it's exciting to now bring the scale and efficiencies we've gained directly into advisers' offices," McCarthy said. "If we applied the average time ... |
| | | | ... and greed and these things wax and wane. When everything's going well, and markets have been really strong for a while now, then people get greedy in that environment if you drop your guard on compliance," Gosselin says. "Then it's easier for ... |
| | | | ... takeovers, as well as private takeovers. "I think the markets have matured, and there're different pathways of liquidity now than there were 10 years ago." Meanwhile, Isouard said ASIC and the ASX have been taking different approaches to revitalise ... |
| | | | ... significant milestone in Integro's journey. "We have built strong foundations in Western Australia, Queensland and Victoria and are now turning our attention to developing a truly national presence, including in New South Wales," he said. Gilmour said ... |
| | | | ... superannuation trustees collectively responsible for millions of members. "Over 1.5 million members are in the retirement phase now, collectively holding approximately $575 billion in superannuation assets, and more than 2.5 million Australians will ... |
| | | | ... September. It also comes as the ETF market hit the $300 billion in funds under management (FUM) milestone last month. It is now projected to more than double by 2030, VanEck Asia Pacific chief executive Arian Neiron said. "Australia's ETF industry is ... |
| | | | ... a staple for large professionally managed portfolios and through this fund individual investors can get the same access. "Now individual investors may create those same allocations with less operational hassle, smaller investment minimums, and optimal ... |
| | | | ... superannuation tax will be delayed until July 2026 to allow for a series of amendments and further consultation. The legislation will now only be applied to realised earnings, aligning the approach to that of other income tax concepts. A second threshold ... |
| | | | ... room for complacency, the report said. A comprehensive US-China deal still remains elusive despite most US trading partners now having settled reciprocal rates. The US economy is absorbing tariffs with little impact on consumer inflation to date, but ... |
| | | | ... and consistent for every Australian, no matter which insurer a customer turns to." It comes as mental health conditions are now the fastest-growing cause of life insurance claims, particularly impacting younger Australians. The Life Code Compliance Committee ... |
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