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| | | ... financial officer Phil Hagen, LGIAsuper's chief operating officer Eleanor Noonan and its general counsel Shelley Sorrenson are not listed among the new executive team. However, Farrar said the fund's commitment to no redundancies before 30 June ... |
| | | | ... fund merger activity across the market," Intrust chief executive Brendan O'Farrell said. "As a matter of policy, we do not comment on such speculation, or any other potential commercial arrangements between or with other entities." Hostplus said ... |
| | | | ... clients. ASIC also claims that between 18 May 2015 and 13 February 2018, Equiti FS advisers gave financial advice that was not in their clients' best interests on 12 occasions. Such advice contained recommendations to either establish an SMSF; rollover ... |
| | | | ... program" when it's retired on March 28 and that "the unemployment rate could rise a little over coming months" and some, if not many, businesses would fold. Economic surveys and stats released since Kennedy's "fearless forecasts" proved him wrong. ... |
| | | | ... service delivery to our members and ensuring their financial security in retirement," she said. Lichnock added that it is not lost on her that she is the first woman to lead the fund. "I am already working with the board and executives to build on the ... |
| | | | ... protection under the Corporations Act," she said. Press said ASIC has also observed that superannuation trustees in particular are not making their whistleblower policies publicly available. "While not a legal requirement, we strongly encourage companies ... |
| | | | ... effect in less than five months. "Most trustees appear well underway in their preparations but there are still some who have not yet commenced critical steps such as undertaking a process gap analysis or mapping the member's journey when accessing ... |
| | | | ... is on the rise". Sure, the 2021-22 Budget will bring more dollars to Australians' pockets, but with 37% of homeowners (not counting investors) with a mortgage, according to McKinsey's February 2020 report (more now I would imagine), extra money ... |
| | | | ... carbon future scenario said they would perform well, even coal companies. This, Barnes suggested, could be proof downside is not being considered seriously enough by some companies. "ACSI is going to continue to engage with the most carbon intensive ... |
| | | | ... Conference of Major Superannuation Funds, Madigan theorised that the early release of super response to COVID-19 might have not just hurt super fund's funds under management, but the brand reputation of super itself. "Super was sacrosanct then we ... |
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