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| | ... super funds to deliver valuable solutions for retirees." Davison boasts 30 years' experience in the superannuation and investment industry. Recently, Davison was chief executive of the Fund Executives Association Ltd, and she's also served as regional ... |
| | | ... consumers want and need. This can range from relatively simple advice around a single issue such as contributions or investment options, to more holistic advice around retirement," said ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea. McCrea expects that a soon-to-be ... |
| | | ... concerns of unintended consequences. Senator Andrew Bragg raised the alarm over how the proposed changes might damage investment levels in Australia. "The proposal is bad for small and medium business, bad for entrepreneurs and bad for investors," Bragg ... |
| | | ... been a high-taxed jurisdiction. There are a number of countries which have been more competitive in attracting foreign investment owing in part to their more attractive taxation regimes,'' he said. "Many foreign groups have also questioned the Federal ... |
| | | ... Association chief executive Peter Burgess said. "We know the actual performance of an SMSF is dependent on the fund's investment allocation and therefore may bear little resemblance to these headline investment returns." However, Burgess said, what this ... |
| | | ... affairs. "Inflation and the time value of money is a crucial determinant for the successful planning of a long-term investment such as superannuation," it said. "It also suggests the proposal in itself is not designed for the long-term." In summary ... |
| | | ... it's made factories in Bangladesh safer places to work," said First Sentier Investors global head of responsible investment Kate Turner. "It is good to see that collaboration across suppliers, brands and unions has achieved outcomes when it comes ... |
| | | ... and appropriate flexibility to financial advisers about their education requirements." Meanwhile, Stockbrokers and Investment Advisers Association (SIAA) also praised the government's progress and said it's been advocating for certainty that ... |
| | | ... for the full range of matters considered by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), including managed investment schemes (MIS)," Abood said. Of note, yesterday Treasury announced the start of its review of the regulatory framework for MIS ... |
| | | ... legislated, these measures will result in grave consequences for the competitiveness of Australian companies. It will deter investment in Australian companies, making it harder for them to raise capital, and more reliant on debt," Bragg said. Similarly ... |
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