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| | | ... superannuation payment option for employers, there are fears the lack of automation could potentially worsen the unpaid super problem. On September 4, employers paying superannuation guarantee (SG) contributions had to switch payment methods to either ... |
| | | | ... liquidity crisis, detailing a series of extreme events that wouldn't "kill the fund". "There was never going to be a liquidity problem," Sicilia said. He slammed media speculation on Hostplus' liquidity position after the hospitality and tourism industries ... |
| | | | A woman who has multiple sclerosis (MS) is fighting to have CommInsure recognise her condition, calling into question the various definitions life insurers use. ClaimRight founder William Johns was assisting a client with MS in accessing the insurance ... |
| | | | ... schemes are currently navigating an uncertain global environment, and more and more making the decision to outsource. Our problem-solving approach to fiduciary management has resonated very well with CAAPS and we are thrilled that they have chosen BlackRock ... |
| | | | ... proposals (including a special payment to each unitholder) but was rebuffed, with Elstree at one point saying the liquidity problem had been solved. 360 also increased its shareholding and hence voting power in tandem in AYF over the period, ending as ... |
| | | | Advice firms hoping to succeed will have a much higher chance of achieving organic growth if they specialise, as opposed to generalist practices, according to AZ NGA chief executive Paul Barrett. Speaking on a WealthO2 webinar, Barrett said advice firms ... |
| | | | Robo-advice technology provider Ignition Advice has launched a global partnership with Avaloq to broaden its distribution and bring scale to its client base Through the partnership Ignition's digital advice solutions will be offered to 150 financial ... |
| | | | Victorian premier Dan Andrews is copping it left, right and centre - citizens, businesses, medical experts, politicians - after dangling and later extending (by another two weeks) the planned September 13 end of lockdown. Already, fresh modelling by ... |
| | | | ... has a new agreement called the Buyback and Cooperation Agreement, which Macdonald described as more restrictive. "The problem with a lot of these agreements is that we think they're very one sided. They basically create obligations for the adviser ... |
| | | | ... seven years ago, with the Aurora Global Income Trust. Over the years, LICs and LITs have tried many measures to solve the problem of them trading at a discount or premium to the value of underlying assets. This includes buying back units, changing managers ... |
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