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| | | ... managed security services technology. He was previously associate director of information security at Queensland University of Technology and has also previously worked at Bank of Queensland and Queensland Urban Utilities. Australasian cyber and technology ... |
| | | | ... that industry funds outperformed SMSFs by 1% and retail funds by 1.7%. Research from the SMSF Association and the University of Adelaide found that the investment performance of SMSFs is competitive with APRA-regulated funds starting from $200,000. In ... |
| | | | ... sanctions and move money undetected, raising concerns around the ethics of crypto. According to insights from the University of New South Wales, Russia has one of the highest levels of crypto adoption. Before the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it ranked third ... |
| | | | ... don't feel is true for their own situation or they don't see it being demonstrated," she said. A Swinburne University of Technology survey of more than 1000 white-collar workers found that an "expectation gap" is emerging between workers and ... |
| | | | ... 2019-20 SMSF statistical overview report, the ATO it advised that, in line with recent recommendations from the University of Adelaide, the fund's asset value at the beginning of the period is now being used. Furthermore, the calculation is now based ... |
| | | | ... 140 properties. Outside of industry super funds, ISPT's investors include Ausbil, Catholic Church Insurance, the University of Melbourne, WorkSafe Victoria, and the Melbourne Anglican Trust Corporation. |
| | | | A new report from the Self-Managed Superannuation Fund Association (SMSFA) and the University of Adelaide has found the Australian Taxation Office is increasingly underestimating the performance of SMSFs. The SMSFA and the University of Adelaide's International ... |
| | | | ... creating "rainy day funds" to pay for possible fines and sanctions. At the beginning of the hearing, Falinski asked University of NSW professor Scott Donald whether creating an indemnity insurance market for penalties risks creating moral hazard for ... |
| | | | ... profit-to-member funds are likely to use a range of methods to raise the required reserves. Professor Scott Donald from the University of NSW appeared before the committee and explained that while retail super funds have a parent company which can fund ... |
| | | | ... review of the four major banks and other financial institutions. Representatives from APRA, ASIC, Treasury and the University of New South Wales have been asked to appear. "Amendments to Section 56 of the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1996 ... |
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