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| | | ... Treasury Corporation has appointed Simon Ling, an executive with nearly three decades of experience in investment banking, government financing and treasury management. Ling was most recently the head of financial markets at TCorp - part of an executive ... |
| | | | ... made the leap to the UK to join the Central Bank of Ireland's policy and risk team. Her appointment is part of the UK government's broader strategy to present the UK as an investment destination and hub. The FCA also established a US presence this month ... |
| | | | A new investment boutique has launched in Melbourne, focused on sustainable and inclusive real assets. Peter Johnston, James Hooper, and Alexandra O'Dea have come together to form Socia Investors, 'socia' being the Latin word for 'partner'. ... |
| | | | The government will introduce new measures to target perpetrators of financial abuse, as part of its gender equality plan Building Australia's Future: Labor's Commitment to Women, launched yesterday by Labor senator Katy Gallagher and minister for social ... |
| | | | ... Asia Pacific. Over at Fidante Partners, investment analyst Michael Kretchmann has taken on a new role at a Swedish government agency charged with conducting due diligence on funds sitting on the Swedish pension funds platform. Kretchmann has arrived ... |
| | | | Ahead of the federal election on May 3, independent member for Wentworth Allegra Spender criticised the government for its lack of action on urgent advice reforms. Speaking at the Financial Advice Association Australia's (FAAA) federal election ... |
| | | | ... However, ASFA believes the tax can effectively ensure fairness in super tax concessions, arguing that the incoming government should commit to maintaining the sustainability of the super system by ensuring tax concessions are "distributed fairly", which ... |
| | | | Super Members Council (SMC) is urging Australia's newly elected government to pass the payday super legislation as a matter of priority within its first 100 days in power. The council's analysis found that in 2021-22, about $5.1 billion of super went ... |
| | | | ... future economic shocks, leaving Australians under-advised, under-insured, and under-banked," Taylor said. "A Coalition government will rebuild the advice industry and make it a more attractive profession by reducing red tape and compliance costs to bring ... |
| | | | ... drivers include higher GDP growth supported by policy tailwinds, favourable demographics and a growing middle class and government-led initiatives fostering improved efficiency," Neiron said. "Further, while many countries scramble to recalibrate in ... |
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