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| | | ... Gold Coast, Las Vegas, and Hawaii, and even a Vespa scooter. ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said the penalties handed down on July 4 should remind companies of the importance of putting the customer first. "These unlawful sales incentive programs were ... |
| | | | ... explained. "We expect another raise next month and in September so two more hikes in this current cycle." AMP had forecasted a July raise due to the minimum wage increase and inflation data still being higher than RBA targets. As to whether last month's ... |
| | | | ... cop a 12c increase per unit of TPD to now total $1.67 a week. The changes follow Cbus increasing most insurance premiums in July last year. It also increased premiums for some of its members in October 2021 and in April 2020. The 2020 increases were ... |
| | | | ... managing director, is to step down on December 31. He will be replaced by head of E&P capital Ben Keeble. Anderson joined E&P in July 2019 as Evans Dixon, as it was previously known, faced several upheavals that included an investigation by ASIC into ... |
| | | | ... organisations to provide solution integration capability to support the delivery of the project. Responses to this RFP are due in mid-July, and a selected solution integrator will be incorporated in ASX's overall decision later in the year. This, it ... |
| | | | ... investment officer. Damian Moloney, AustralianSuper's current head of investments (Europe), will assume the role starting July 1. He will maintain responsibility for the fund's international offices and oversee the global strategy for the investment ... |
| | | | Financial advice practices Crosby Dalwood and Warnecke & Co (Warnecke) will merge and rebrand as Count Adelaide in July. The two firms, which already existed in the Count network, will join to offer accounting and wealth advisory services to South Australians ... |
| | | | ... distribution its international funds in the Australian market. MSC Trustees declined to disclose the transaction value. As of July 1, the business will be known as abrdn Australia. abrdn will remain investment manager of its eight international funds ... |
| | | | ... industry to align better with commercial arrangements, including those concerning trust structures, he added. Further, from July 1, new reporting obligations will require Australian public companies, both listed and unlisted, to disclose subsidiary information ... |
| | | | ... also benefitting from great levels of cover for when they might need it most." All the changes and reductions are effective July 1. |
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