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| | ... nearly 60% more likely than women to be permanently disabled due to mental health conditions, a disparity the report suggests may be linked to behavioral differences, though the reasons "aren't fully understood." "Women may use mental health services ... |
| | | ... August. Halmarick spent 15 years at CBA, serving as chief economist and head of global economic and markets research since May 2020. "I want to extend my deep thanks to Stephen Halmarick for his many years of service and his wide-ranging contributions ... |
| | | ... French budget and another potential election and a German election in the first half; and the Australian election is due by May although it's unlikely to lead to a radical change in economic policy but does run the risk of even more public spending. ... |
| | | ... incident or breach, or how to record and escalate one. "Some licensees did not appear to consider that a single complaint may give rise to an incident or a breach and become reportable. Some licensees only reviewed their complaints monthly, which does ... |
| | | ... additional monitoring and supervision obligations to ensure these advisers are compliant with the regulations and, where they fail, may incur civil penalties. Abood welcomed this surprise inclusion, saying many FAAA members have expressed interest in ... |
| | | ... period. There are also instances where the guidance provided allows directors to provide a rating based on experience that may not be relevant to the skill set being assessed," Deloitte said. "One example of this is the 'Industry Knowledge - Superannuation ... |
| | | ... return objectives and clearly defined parameters for identifying underperformance or circumstances where closer monitoring may be required," he said. "Where options are not performing as anticipated, they must decide how best to act, considering the ... |
| | | ... positive complaints management culture, including a focus on gathering accurate data. "The gaps we've identified suggest there may be inconsistent IDR reporting practices across the industry," Kirkland said. "While there may be reasonable explanations ... |
| | | ... initially placed stop orders on the product in February this year. ASIC believes that since February 2022, more than $480 million may have been invested in the fund by close to 6000 consumers. This was done primarily through their superannuation and ... |
| | | ... recognising signs if there is an imbalance as this can be tricky. "You're in a meeting, you're working to your agenda, you may not pick up on the subtle signs that can occur. Be conscious of that," he said. Doing so can lead to some confronting ... |
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