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| | | KPMG specialists say disruptive technologies, particularly generative AI, and the imperative to automate, are exposing financial services executives to unprecedented vulnerabilities. In Australia, KPMG partner Matt O'Keefe noted that heightened customer ... |
| | | | The financial advice profession "lacks consistent protocols" for handling suspected financial abuse and there are insufficient whistleblower protections, according to the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA). In its submission to the Parliamentary ... |
| | | | Capital Group - which has US$2.7 trillion in equity assets under management - has identified three megatrends poised to upend industries and kick down the doors to fresh investment opportunities. The Californian headquartered investment manager, that's ... |
| | | | ... financial capability ecosystem and to identify gaps and opportunities. Convening stakeholders, including community and consumer organisations, educators, academics, peak bodies, philanthropic partners, industry, and government to ensure collaborative ... |
| | | | The US share market made a comeback in May after a decline in April following moderating inflation data and weak consumer spending offered investors some optimism that interest rate cuts may be around the corner. Trading data from Selfwealth found Nvidia ... |
| | | | ... previously the chief compliance officer for conduct and regulatory relationships at Westpac and before that looked after the consumer bank's risk functions. She worked at NAB for 15 years in compliance roles that included global markets, and institutional ... |
| | | | ... board last met, that seems appropriate. Inflation remains stubbornly high," Miller said. Miller said the April monthly consumer price index (CPI) indicator exhibited ongoing "stickiness", as did the price and labour cost indicators contained in the NAB ... |
| | | | ... everyone to work together to secure the swift passage of these reforms" that extend access to financial advice with strong consumer protections to more Australians and are currently before parliament. Such reforms will ensure millions of Australians ... |
| | | | The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) is seeking feedback from the financial services industry on its proposed annual Approach document schedule for financial year 2024-2025. AFCA Approach documents support consumers, small businesses ... |
| | | | ... only cover superannuation products, not financial advice services. "Anti-hawking laws should be tightened, and current consumer protections locked into law to stop dodgy financial advisers using click-bait social media posts, cold-calls and pressure ... |
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