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| | | ... the court to review its entreaty to ASIC to waive industry funding levy for services that it was licensed to offer but did not. Polymath Investors acquired an Australian Financial Services Licence in 2010 to work with wholesale clients to: provide financial ... |
| | | | ... appeal and ordered it to pay costs. However, it gave it leave to come back with additional grounds, and also said the fund had not breached its disclosure obligations. |
| | | | Telstra has issued an $860 million 10-year bond as it moves to further strengthen its balance sheet. The bond, issued at €500 million, has been priced under Telstra's debt issuance program, and will be issued on April 23. Telstra said it would use ... |
| | | | ... release is likely to have including how many of their members are likely to take advantage of the scheme. So far, funds have not made this modelling public despite multiple reports questioning whether some funds have the appropriate liquidity to implement ... |
| | | | ... superannuation early. To assist the provision of advice around early access to super, ASIC has allowed advice providers to not give a Statement of Advice when doing so; permitted registered tax agents to give advice to existing clients about the scheme ... |
| | | | ... COVID-19 hit, it is still the Black Swan event that caused the rush we have seen. This rush to gold, being a safe haven, is not new and certainly this can be seen from past events. ETF Securities research shows that gold is often the counterbalance to ... |
| | | | If this is as bad as it gets, give me coronavirus everyday (well, hope not). The Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) reported that employment increased (yes, it's up) by 5900 in March and the unemployment rate ticked up by an itsy-bitsy-teenie-weenie ... |
| | | | ... projections of a deep global recession from the International Monetary Fund's World Economic Outlook are more worrying for not just economic reasons, but for the social and financial stability of the world. "In a bad scenario, it could lead to a ... |
| | | | ... While industry professionals praised the government's stimulus package, the International Monetary Fund seems convinced it's not enough. So who is right? The IMF predicted that global growth will be -3.3% this year, while Australia's GDP will be significantly ... |
| | | | ... lines - many of them, he said, probably never thought they'd be unemployed. "I think it's pretty clear to most people, if not every person in this country, that the coronavirus is having an impact on our country and on the lives of Australians. I ... |
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