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| | | ... choice while making sure platforms undertake the right due diligence and stand behind the products they have on their systems. Touching on the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR), Mulino acknowledged the scheme has become a "pivotal" part of the ... |
| | | | ... influx of data daily, Macquarie Group principal engineer Ranjit Singh told the 2026 AM Tech Day event in Sydney that legacy systems are standing in the way. Singh said legacy systems create a multitude of challenges that compound each other, making it ... |
| | | | ... rules change too often and are hard to follow and, despite 84% of HNWs saying Australia has one of the best retirement systems in the world, 61% aren't sure it's conducive to building and protecting long-term savings; 63% think the system is flawed in ... |
| | | | ... adoption far more viable. Europe is leading the charge in terms of expansion, with Europe having strong expertise in actuator systems, which account for around half of production costs. China also stands to benefit as demand for copper, lithium, aluminium ... |
| | | | ... cost-cutting in the business. Janus Henderson said it suggests "a level of cost-cutting that could lead to the disruption of systems and services, attrition of investment staff, deterioration in compliance functions and the degradation of investment ... |
| | | | ... 101." Constant said it has become clear that the super sector needs to invest more in governance, capability, skills, systems and operations. "You only need to look to the ASX for a cautionary tale on what happens when your investment and aspiration ... |
| | | | In its latest paper, ASIC has argued that while digital assets are a technological shift from current financial systems, the foundational regulatory principles for it remains the same. Speaking at the Melbourne money & finance conference, ASIC senior ... |
| | | | ... message that corporate governance law is increasingly concerned not simply with the decisions boards make, but with the systems through which information and risk reach them. "Seen in this light, the decision is about information architecture. It reinforces ... |
| | | | ... global external relations David Whiteley said. "Australia is home to one of the world's fastest growing pension capital systems." US currently faces an infrastructure funding gap of $3.7 trillion through 2033. "We believe pension capital investors - ... |
| | | | ... and recurring revenue multiples. While buyers ultimately seek profit, they typically already have premises, staff and systems in place, acquired businesses are often co-located, and isolating post-acquisition profit during earn-outs can be complex. As ... |
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