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| | | ... one insurer over the last 12 months with 23% admitting they plan to look for new or additional insurance providers in the next 12 months. Reasons given for leaving an insurer were poor support and service. "We have identified a very strong statistical ... |
| | | | ... superannuation guarantee was raised from 9 - 12 %. "We have a decision to be made in the last part of this year, and the first part of next year. Do we want to increase our national savings pool by over half a trillion dollars by 2035? The minister admitted ... |
| | | | ... after saw equity markets give up some othe huge gain made the week before. We spent the 5-6 November weekend wondering what's next for Greece after PM Papandreou's referendum/no referendum announcement was met by the Franco-German threat that Greece ... |
| | | | ... stock markets closed narrowly mixed after heavy losses driven by fears the eurozone debt crisis could snare Italy as its next victim and plunge the bloc into recession. In London, the FTSE-100 index of top companies closed down 0.29 per cent to 5,444.82 ... |
| | | | ... Super and Visionsuper, who heads up a 17 member board, said the independence of directors is also vital. "As we embark on the next 12 to 18 months, what's going to be critical is how we actually tell APRA why we're doing what we're doing, and if we're ... |
| | | | ... putting another part down because the whole industry suffers as a result." The Sunsuper boss outlined ASFA's aims over the next 12 months, which he said focused on five main issues including setting adequacy and post retirement policies, helping consumers ... |
| | | | Challenger chief executive, Dominic Stevens, will step down in February next year with the group's chief financial and operating officer, Brian Benari, today named chief executive designate. After nine years with Challenger, Stevens will remain as chief ... |
| | | | ... assets. Cerulli believes the drivers of growth in the DC pension market will result in annual growth of 11% per year over the next five years and push assets to A$3.7 trillion by 2015. But they warn that as the DC pension provision moves centre stage ... |
| | | | ... apart between the country's two main political parties, raising doubt about whether the country will be able to receive the next instalment of emergency loans it needs to avoid default. Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi promised late Tuesday to step ... |
| | | | ... said will hopefully lead to more mandates from the institutional market over the coming months. The retail market may be the next target, according to Naeimi. "Depending on the traction this fund gets, we will hopefully be launching a retail fund in ... |
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