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| | | KPMG has flagged ESG, tax governance, financial crime, adaptive investment operations and regulatory risks as some of its key considerations for the super sector in 2022. According to KPMG's latest Super Insights 2022 report, last year climate change ... |
| | | | ... the federal government's Life Insurance Framework has impacted both consumers and advisers. According to the submission, KPMG assessed the cost of the advice process at $5334. AMP said the increase in consumers' costs reflects the increased costs for ... |
| | | | Equip has confirmed Alexis Harrison as chief member officer and Maryanne Scroggie as its new head of strategy development. Harrison, who joined Equip in 2021 as head of experience, has been moved permanently into the executive team after serving as ... |
| | | | ... savings as delaying drawing down on super savings and maintaining contributions would have a powerful multiplier effect." KPMG research has shown that men aged 45 years old were expected to retire at age 65.2 years and women at 64.3 years old, however ... |
| | | | ... Australian companies and industry peak bodies have also shown public support of the UNDRIP principles. Evidently, in 2020, KPMG, the University of Technology Sydney and the Global Compact Network Australia united to publish a business guide on UNDRIP ... |
| | | | ... those whose circumstances are such that they do not need to go through the more expensive personal advice process." A 2021 KPMG research paper ' Cost profile of Australia's Financial Advice Industry ' found that the cost of advice and consumer perception ... |
| | | | The annual KPMG Super Insights report has called 2020 and 2021 a challenging period for the superannuation sector, the impact of which will be felt for some time to come. Over 2020/21 investment markets and the super sector rebounded from the initial ... |
| | | | A recently released KPMG Super Insights report shows Australia could have at least two super funds with over $1 trillion in assets in the next 20 years. KPMG insights suggest AustralianSuper and the Australian Retirement Trust (ART) will dominate the ... |
| | | | ... financial advisers in a bid to maintain the client relationship and help them "deliver on their best interest obligations". KPMG estimates that the average premium increase per policy for risk products in the year to 31 December 2021 was 12% per annum ... |
| | | | KPMG alumni Michelle De Lucia, Dominic Pelligana and Andrew Muscara have launched L ineage Group, a new Australian advisory firm specialising in working with successful business families. Based in Melbourne, the firm specialises in first to fifth-generation ... |
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