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| | | ... able to save a couple of hundred nanoseconds in network time really didn't matter that much. "What's changed is that those modern trading engines now run at say one to five microseconds - we even have some experience with sub-microsecond trading engines." ... |
| | | | ... insurance licences. Speaking at Suncorp's Investor Day, Group chief executive Patrick Snowball said the program would invest in modern platforms and systems, reduce the cost of operating and maintaining legacy infrastructure, further streamline legal ... |
| | | | ... in which members work, results in better-tailored products and justifies the continued support of default super funds in modern awards, according to Cbus. The super fund for the building and construction industry used its submission to the current enquiry ... |
| | | | ... contribution members, except where this results in an employer paying twice, if default funds continue to be listed in Modern Awards that conflicted parties should be prohibited from intervening in applications by other funds wanting to be included in ... |
| | | | ... from politics. "As Treasurer, Mr Dawkins was responsible for both the SGC and SIS legislation, which together underpin the modern superannuation system of compulsory contributions as well as industry superannuation funds," said a Cbus statement announcing ... |
| | | | High frequency trading and dark pools are the biggest issues of contention in the Australian Securities and Investment Commission's extended consultation process on market integrity rules, according to one industry expert. Australian Securities and ... |
| | | | ... "transparent and objective" criteria by which to assess super funds that want to be given default fund status within the modern awards. These would be reviewed on an ongoing basis to ensure members best interests' are represented in relation to their ... |
| | | | ... know of only one "downturn so severe it would eclipse the chaos that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008" in modern economic history, and it was the Great Depression of the 1930s and thank goodness I wasn't still around to experience the ... |
| | | | Australian shares had held on to their slight opening gains at noon, led by defensive sectors such as healthcare and consumer staples. At 1225 AEDT on Friday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 24.8 points, or 0.6 per cent, at 4253.4, while the broader ... |
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