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| | | ... participated in the recent raise and is a cornerstone investor in the fund, which reached its first close in March 2024. At the time, Rest said investing in the fund brought it closer to achieving its goal of having 1% of funds under management allocated ... |
| | | | ... trail book loans, vehicles, and agricultural equipment. TruePillars' website has not been updated since June 2023, at which time it disclosed that it had around $19.8 million in assets under management. This was across 422 loans totaling $18.9 million. ... |
| | | | ... Investment Partners for 23 years. He was a co-founder and served as both chief executive and investment director in that time. He left the firm in September. In his new role, Wright will be responsible for supporting Pinnacle's global growth initiatives ... |
| | | | ... members entering retirement would mean an estimated rise of retirement products from $575 billion to $3 trillion in 20 years' time. To deal with this, Cole said, trustees will need to be prepared to manage the significant risks including cyber, operational ... |
| | | | ... controls, limited oversight, and unclear escalation pathways are common root causes. While most funds process transactions on time, large cohorts of delayed cases point to systemic breakdowns that require stronger preventative frameworks." In addition ... |
| | | | ... Bravura, he was chief executive of Class which was acquired by HUB24 in 2022. Iress shares jumped about 4.6% to $8.79 at the time of writing. In 2021, private equity firm EQT tried to take over Iress by offering $15.91 per share, making the deal worth ... |
| | | | ... I would like to thank Matthew for his dedicated service to Bravura. Matthew joined the board in 2023 during a challenging time and leaves as the company enters into an exciting new phase. We with him all the best." The change in board leadership comes ... |
| | | | ... exposing Freedom Insurance and INSA to a foreseeable risk of harm in relation to such conflicted remuneration," ASIC said at the time. The policies distributed by Freedom were issued by AIA Australia, NobleOak Life, Swiss Re Life and Health Australia ... |
| | | | ... This is in line with the regulator "not having a detailed look at this area given the growth and potential risks" for some time. Kirkland said ASIC will examine how licensees are "managing compliance with their general obligations - which at their core ... |
| | | | ... to be confirmed and an initial meeting called. "The panel was unanimous in reaching the conclusion that now is the right time to evolve the current approach to Australia's corporate governance principles and practices," Digby said. "In proposing this ... |
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