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| | | ... response plan, Prime Minister Scott Morrison explained economic decisions have been made with modelling of the medical crisis in mind. "There are two parts to those charts," Morrison said in reference to the modelling. "One is the peak and the other ... |
| | | | ... 12-month return of -3%. For context, the average rolling 12-month return for the MySuper index during the Global Financial Crisis got as low as -20%," he said. "The YTD MySuper index return to March end is -6%." Rainmaker's analysis does not include ... |
| | | | ... reform for this moment." Sims said now is the time to expedite digital innovation, particularly given the current COVID-19 crisis. "CDR will mean that there will be common standards to the way data is transferred, how data is structured, and its security ... |
| | | | ... financial technology, Senator Jane Hume, welcomed the announcement. "Our frontline workers are doing an amazing job in this crisis, and it's vital that we're ensuring their work won't adversely affect their life insurance cover," Hume said. "I thank ... |
| | | | There is opportunity in fixed income, credit and major bank debt amid the COVID-19 crisis; you just have to look for it, according to Janus Henderson head of Australian fixed interest Jay Sivapalan. Despite the illiquidity of the bond market, Sivapalan ... |
| | | | ... with the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) as they work together to assist professionals navigate their clients through the crisis. The ATO and TPB said as the country confronts the COVID-19 crisis, many professionals would have seen impacts to clients and ... |
| | | | ... priority, it's also important to keep one eye to the future and ensure we're not short-changing our super during this crisis." |
| | | | ... Josh Frydenberg has confirmed superannuation funds that fail to appropriately handle early release during the COVID-19 crisis will face penalties. Asked by Financial Standard how the government would handle funds that might face liquidity issues as a ... |
| | | | ... calling for the banning of grandfathered commissions to be pushed back by two years to help advisers through the COVID-19 crisis. The proposed new date for the banning of grandfathered commissions would be 1 January 2023. The AIOFP also requested that ... |
| | | | ... daily to monthly, while new applications will continue to be accepted daily. "No doubt investors are aware of the COVID-19 crisis and the effect it is having on economics and financial markets globally," Newgate said in a letter to investors. "The fund ... |
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