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| | | ... entities of Courtenay House, Proactive Property Services, Sipina Enterprises and TheNowGroup.com.au. The Courtenay House companies appointed liquidators on 16 May 2017 and have since distributed dividends of $0.28 in the dollar. The liquidation process ... |
| | | | ... that it is not enough. "I worry about adding to that burden. These are trusts, it's not a bank, they're not insurance companies, they don't have a lot of capital, they don't have shareholders - there are some exceptions but largely they don't - so that ... |
| | | | ... Union (FSU) is backing calls for a Privacy in Working Life Act to prohibit unnecessary surveillance of employees by companies and to ensure any surveillance is regulated. The Victorian government is currently undertaking an Inquiry into Workplace Surveillance ... |
| | | | ... 2013 was executive chair between 2015 to 2018. He is currently an independent non-executive director in the holding companies of La Trobe Financial and Folklore Ventures. AGP chair Nerida Campbell said: "We are delighted to welcome Brett to the board ... |
| | | | ... he said. "Until public market valuations align more closely with fundamentals, there is a potential for limited new companies listing on the ASX." WAA chair Geoff Wilson said: "As we move into the 2025 financial year, the WAM Active Investment team anticipate ... |
| | | | ... minister or ASIC," he said. Climate reporting The bill also introduces mandatory climate reporting requirements for large companies, defined as those meeting at least two of the following criteria: consolidated revenue exceeding $500 million, consolidated ... |
| | | | ... presented its annual awards overnight, shining a spotlight on some of the best in managed accounts. The awards recognised companies across nine categories, with a few standing out for their consecutive wins. Perpetual Private once again claimed the Licensee ... |
| | | | ... the end of June, an increase of 38 since the start of this financial year," it said. "In contrast, many other licensee companies continue to see attrition of financial advisers. "Of the top 10 licensee firms in Australia only three had net growth, with ... |
| | | | ... and standards Phil Anderson said the cancellation of Libertas' licence highlights the ongoing issues with listed companies walking away from advice subsidiaries and placing them into administration. Dixon Advisory, which morphed into ASX-listed E&P ... |
| | | | ... through exposure to directly originated senior secured debt with borrowers. Its focus is on high-quality, mid-to large cap companies with stable cash flows, and leading market positions in recession-resilient industries such as healthcare and software. ... |
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