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| | | ... buying experience for Australians, and we expect them to continue to take market share from traditional offline channels," she said. Carma co-founder and chief executive Lachlan MacGregor said the latest raise is a huge endorsement of the company's vision ... |
| | | | ... Australia, was previously working as finance director of global markets technology for JPMorgan for five years to December 2023. She also previously worked at Deutsche Bank, HSBC, and Merrill Lynch. At Infocus, she is responsible for overseeing financial ... |
| | | | ... "Because that's what generates trust and that's a price we think is worth paying when it comes to good corporate governance," she said. |
| | | | ... Standard that shareholders are concerned about the recent changes at WiseTech and the company's commitment to governance. She said institutional investors, like retail shareholders, have a focus on what good governance looks like to them, and that the ... |
| | | | ... are coal. We have a huge problem with fugitive emissions in this state, and we need a lot of technology work done there," she said. To tackle this, Kimmorley said investment and technology solutions are a must. If Australia gets these aspects right ... |
| | | | ... institutional capital to be deployed to impact investing. "We must have it. It's not going at the scale required right now," she told the Institutional investors: Investing in an era of turbulence panel. One of the reasons, Halpern said, is when ... |
| | | | Eureka Whittaker Macnaught (EWM) and Foster Raffan iPlan have merged to form a large, multi-disciplinary firm serving around 2500 clients. The merged firm is home to 44 employees, including 20 financial advisers, and operates in six locations across ... |
| | | | ... maturity the capital price will be pulled closer to par, and therefore investors will start to experience capital losses," she warned. APRA announce it would phase out the use of AT1 capital instruments in December 2024, in a move it said would simplify ... |
| | | | ... gap." However, SMC chief executive Misha Schubert still heaped praise on the government for the payday super reforms, which she said would be a "game changer". "Fixing the scourge of unpaid super is urgent - the 2.8 million Australians who miss out on ... |
| | | | ... their own personal financial advice but must still pay for the collectively charged advice provided to other members...," she said. The other area left unstated, she added, is who'll be permitted to provide this type of advice - whether it'll ... |
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