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| | | ... about product sustainability. Daniel Longden, KPMG actuarial and financial risk partner, said: "Our research found that Australian workers tend to have higher payouts than their counterparts in comparable jurisdictions. A replacement rate of 75% of earnings ... |
| | | | ... the top 10 markets. Here, the number of candidates was up by 23% on the previous year. "This growth in demand from Australian-based candidates reflects growing appreciation by the investment management industry of the importance of the highest standards ... |
| | | | ... gaps in the retirement system. A dedicated coordinating body, with representatives from the departments of Aged Care, Australian Government Actuary, Health, Social Services, Treasury and Veterans' Affairs, should be established to make recommendations ... |
| | | | Grattan Institute chief executive John Daley announced his retirement from the think-tank after a decade in the role. Daley will be stepping down from his position when his contract finishes in July 2020. Chair of Grattan Institute Alex Chernov said ... |
| | | | ... updated moratorium brings Australia in line with the UK, Switzerland, Germany, Holland and Sweden. At the recent Actuaries Institute Summit in Sydney Westpac Group director of insurance, finance Jessica Chen provided insight into genetic testing in the ... |
| | | | The Actuaries Institute's annual summit has seen a fiery debate between the chief executive of the Grattan Institute and Mercer's David Knox over ideal retirement incomes. Grattan Institute chief executive John Daley and Mercer senior partner ... |
| | | | ... healthcare was one of the largest contributors to Australia's gross domestic product at 10.3%, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Centuria chief executive John McBain said the move was "another important step", in the firm's ... |
| | | | ... social assistance and education and training industries, as was the case in the previous March quarter." That's Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Chief Economist Bruce Hockman take on the results of the Wage Price Index (WPI) report that showed ... |
| | | | ... Willis Towers Watson. Such schemes are also popular in Japan (96%), Canada (95%) and the Netherlands (94%). The Grattan Institute believes Australians can expect to live 82.5 years on average - a life expectancy longer than most countries like Sweden ... |
| | | | ... reduce future pressure on the age pension and support better financial futures for all Australians." The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees were more critical of the Government however, maintaining the voluntary super contribution changes ... |
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