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| | ASIC has released more details on how financial advisers providing advice to retail clients can comply with the upcoming breach reporting law. Information sheet 259 Complying with the notify, investigate and remediate obligations sets out further guidance ... |
| | | The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) is calling on Parliament to ensure abusive partners cannot hide their super from domestic violence victims. In a submission, AIST supported the proposed Treasury Laws Amendment (Measures for ... |
| | | The fintech has officially launched a solution that slashes the time to generate a statement of advice from eight hours to two hours. Asendium is aiming to reduce three major bottlenecks for advisers: processes, people and fragmented systems. Asendium ... |
| | | ... "Today the situation is much improved. While the economic fallout has been real and widespread, the worst was avoided by swift and vigorous action-from Congress and the Federal Reserve, from across government and cities and towns, and from individuals ... |
| | | ... the rate of joblessness higher had it not been for the Morrison government and the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) swift and forceful responses. JobKeeper, JobSeeker, Homebuilder, among others, and the RBA's stimulative policies -- helped keep ... |
| | | ... competitive purposes". That was before the COVID-19 pandemic. Compared with other nations around the globe, the Politburo's swift, decisive and draconian measures to control the coronavirus outbreak have prevented the economy from suffering a recession ... |
| | | ... index rallied by 50.1% after dropping to an eight-year low on 23 March 2020 (a 32.9% loss from the start of 2020) buoyed by swift and aggressive monetary and fiscal policy responses. The All Ordinaries index is up 1.5% so far this year and is expected ... |
| | | ... recovering nearly half of the 7.0% lost output in the three months to June. Team Australia ought to be congratulated for the swift recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. The government for its fiscal support measures ... |
| | | ... appropriate monetary policy will likely aim to achieve inflation moderately above 2% for some time." There was also the swift recovery in China's economy that, in turn, also lifted commodity prices. Good times! The AUD likes good times. Financial ... |
| | | ... to claim the Oval Office. The world's anxiously waiting to exhale but none more so than China. Central command's swift, decisive and draconian measures to control the coronavirus outbreak has prevented the economy from suffering a recession that ... |
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