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| | | ... of capital return by 31 December 2023." The parties participated in a mediation on 29 June 2023, facilitated by former Federal Court judge Peter Jacobson. This was their second attempt at mediation, but they were unable to reach an agreement until AMP ... |
| | | | ... the operation of the conflicted remuneration laws introduced in 2012. Now, that appeal has been dismissed by the Full Federal Court. Again, ASIC has said it will carefully consider the judgment. "ASIC pursued this matter because conflicted remuneration ... |
| | | | Twelve industry super funds have called on the federal government to urgently reform a superannuation tax offset to prevent low-income workers from being penalised. The group of funds, which include Aware Super, Cbus, HESTA, and AustralianSuper, together ... |
| | | | ... in their homes. Home equity is four times the value of superannuation for the median retired household," he said. "The federal Retirement Income Review led the way globally by including home equity among the three pillars of retirement funding and Australia ... |
| | | | ... preliminary assessment of potential liabilities associated with the advice practices central to the lawsuit. While awaiting the Federal Court's conclusive orders on the judgement, AMP chief executive Alexis George declared the financial advice and ... |
| | | | ... and some payments made by customers were never even passed on to their creditors. ASIC has commenced proceedings in the federal court against Bakken Holdings Pty Ltd (Bakken), an operator of the debt management business Solve My Debt Now, following concerns ... |
| | | | ... of iMessage, WhatsApp, and Signal to discuss deals and other businesses of their employers, which amounted to violating federal securities laws. Failing to maintain and preserve required records, as a result, has deprived the SEC to obtain such communications ... |
| | | | ... volatile investment products." "ASIC has long had concerns about these products, which were infamously described by one Federal Court judge as 'financial heroin hits," she said. "We consider, and the court in that case considered, CFDs to be little more ... |
| | | | ... Bill 2022 which was tabled in February last year, after plans to reintroduce the exemptions were announced in the 2021 federal budget. Had the measures passed, they were due to be introduced in April this year. Consultation is open until September 8. ... |
| | | | ... (ATO) to apply to advisers and firms who promote tax avoidance. It will also increase the time limit for the ATO to bring Federal Court proceedings on promoter penalties from four years to six years after the conduct occurred. Further, it explained limitations ... |
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