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| | | ... Summit today, labelling the tax on unrealised gains a "very bad policy". "I have worked across the parliament, with the Senate, particularly on the unrealised gains tax to make the case for how much damage it would do," Spender said. "And so far, so ... |
| | | | The US Senate has voted 52 to 44 for the appointment of the next chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Meanwhile, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has reappointed its chief executive. Patomak Global Partners chief executive ... |
| | | | ... We're not trying to have a backstop, de facto capital, stable investment product that the scheme guarantees,'" he said. The Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into Wealth Management Companies (CSLR and Dixon Advisory) has been deferred from March 27 ... |
| | | | Fronting the Senate Economics Committee, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) confirmed internal communications between staff at AustralianSuper played a significant role in shaping its case against the super fund. Senator Andrew ... |
| | | | ... identified so far that required immediate action, as it prepared to release the report Constant referred to while fronting the Senate economics committee. Among them, ASIC said all trustees under review struggled to provide data to ASIC about their end-to-end ... |
| | | | The Senate Economics Committee has released its third interim report as part of the inquiry into Australia's retirement system. Senate Economics Committee chair Senator Andrew Bragg said the third report is focused around the "shocking governance ... |
| | | | The Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into Wealth Management Companies (CSLR and Dixon Advisory) has been deferred from March 27 to July 28 - pushing back the inquiry by four months. Parliament returned this week, and the Senate approved the deferral ... |
| | | | Despite being dropped from the Senate program today, the Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions Bill could soon be a reality, with the government needing to secure just one more supporter. The Bill was supposed to be debated in the Senate today ... |
| | | | ... However, amendments were shot down when it passed the lower house in October last year; it currently remains before the Senate and could be postponed to until after the federal election. Burgess has previously pointed out the Bill will likely not pass ... |
| | | | ... been repeatedly reported to ASIC over many years, and that they took so long to act." "ASIC's own submission to the Senate Economics Committee's Wealth Management Companies Inquiry admits that they initially undertook a significant surveillance ... |
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