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| | | ... years before most investors put their money in the fund. "We had copies of those emails when they realised there was a problem," he said. Once ASIC realised there was a problem, it warned some super trustees but not others. "ASIC can't keep burying ... |
| | | | ... development, and helping them not only from a technical perspective, but also in areas such as emotional intelligence and problem-solving skills. "AI and the virtual team member are going to go to another level. They'll work together, as opposed ... |
| | | | ... focus to the most important metric for measuring member outcomes - net returns, rather than lowest cost. To fix the RG97 problem, it suggests reporting an additional fee efficiency metric, providing clarifying information on investment returns, and also ... |
| | | | ... legislation passed on November 4. The passage comes as employers and super funds struggle to control the unpaid super problem, which has reached nearly $6 billion. Meanwhile, The Gateway Network Governance Body (GNGB) released a timeline and guide for ... |
| | | | ... under strain, with rising compliance obligations, manual data handling, and fragmented technology all contributing to the problem. Elemnta chief executive Shaun Green worries as adviser numbers continue to fall and demand for advice surges, inefficiencies ... |
| | | | ... about this for The Conversation last year. She argued that the fund's Sustainable Investment Framework itself has a problem because New Zealand always follows the UN sanctions regime. "New Zealand has only placed sanctions on a country once without ... |
| | | | ... switching process could help avoid a repeat of the First Guardian and Shield "catastrophe". "No one wants to preside over a problem like this if there are some potential solutions. So, I think there's going to require some engagement with the sector ... |
| | | | ... workers' retirement outcomes. ASFA chief executive Mary Delahunty said the reform will go some way to address the problem of unpaid super, which sees more than $5 billion in retirement savings withheld from Aussie workers each year. "Payday Super ... |
| | | | ... - which refers to potential hidden risks in the private credit sector. The phrase suggests that after discovering one problem, there are likely more to be found. "So, to me, one of the most interesting things in the last few months, we're starting ... |
| | | | The government's Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) is being audited by the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO), Auditor-General Caralee McLiesh has confirmed in a letter to Senator Andrew Bragg. In addition, McLiesh said the ANAO is also ... |
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