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| | ... to $7.7 billion, while individual risk income increased 5% year on year to $3.2 billion. Any additional revenue life insurers earn from investing premiums in fixed interest have been wiped out as a result of rising interest rates. According to ARPA ... |
| | | The Council of Australian Life Insurers has welcomed the former policy head of the Financial Planning Association of Australia to its leadership ranks. Ben Marshan will join CALI on March 27 as director of policy and industry affairs, following an announcement ... |
| | | ... Investment Performance Guarantees - which were due to sunset on 1 April 2023. APRA received only two responses from life insurers during the consultation. "The respondents agreed with APRA's assessment that the four standards remained broadly fit for ... |
| | | ... those targets ensures better representation at decision-making tables. On top of that, financial services companies and insurers could offer better parental leave programs, more superannuation benefits and flexible work arrangements to fast-track gender ... |
| | | ... stability and absorb the uncertainty in predicting future mortality rates for any group of people. Also, unlike super funds, insurers have wider risk management techniques available that can accommodate different sub-groups of customers and provide guarantees ... |
| | | ... personal advice to members and be subject to the proposed Good Advice Duty. However, many fear that superannuation funds, insurers and banks will gain more advice autonomy and the financial services industry will revert to the pre-Hayne Royal Commission ... |
| | | ... Moreover, Australian equities are trading at lower valuations relative to US equities, he said. McCormack also favoured insurers like QBE and IAG which have a captive market and pricing power. He had a more pessimistic outlook about the consumer discretionary ... |
| | | ... provider. It's the long-debated proposal that's considered the most problematic and will see superannuation funds, insurers and banks gain more advice autonomy if Treasury adopts the recommendation outlined in the Quality of Advice Review (QAR) ... |
| | | ... financial advisers feeling burdened by excessive regulation, leading them to increase fees or leave the profession. Banks, insurers, wealth managers, and superannuation funds are also struggling with the uncertainties and disproportionate risks in the ... |
| | | ... 2019 remediation matter involved a since terminated adviser. While its making progress with its professional indemnity insurers, Sequoia said it has "not recognised a contingent asset at this stage." However, its licensee Interprac Financial Planning ... |
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