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| | | ... contact details for up to 30% of members, there are even more issues. "The list of required documents is lengthy and in order to manage costs funds are likely to have to decide between delaying their annual member statement mail-out (generally occurring ... |
| | | | ... million shares at $2.465 on 6 May 2019 on the ASXC, alleging it was not in the ordinary course of trading. MSA's sell order, which traded with MSA's buy order, was preferenced ahead of two existing sell orders on ASXC that were submitted by another ... |
| | | | ... banned the managing director of Theta Asset Management for four years from the financial services industry. The banning order for Robert Patrick Marie comes after several instances of misconduct relating to Theta, the responsible entity of the Sterling ... |
| | | | An Order of Australia recipient has been named the new chair of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, replacing Helen Coonan. John Pollaers is the new independent chair of AFCA, replacing Coonan, whose tenure comes to an end this month. Coonan ... |
| | | | More financial institutions have signed up to Climate League 2030, which seeks to achieve Paris-aligned emissions reductions in Australia by 2030. TelstraSuper, ISPT, U Ethical and Teachers Mutual Bank today joined over a dozen institutional investors ... |
| | | | ... federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg, who last night, went further, announcing a spending splurge of around 74.6 billion in order secure Australia's recovery. There's money, money and more money for almost every Australian to ensure that the country's ... |
| | | | ... been scrapped. In a move that would benefit more than 200,000 women, the need for Aussies to earn more than $450 a month in order to qualify for SG payments is being abolished from 1 July 2022. It's expected to cost about $31.5 million over the forward ... |
| | | | The $10.8 billion industry fund will not contest ASIC's March allegations against the fund regarding administration of group insurance policies. O n March 4, the corporate regulator commenced civil penalty proceedings against Statewide alleging it had ... |
| | | | ... capital regimes and said it needs to be done to create a more competitive economy. "In our view, the changes must be made in order to maintain pace with the rapid growth experienced by some venture-backed businesses, and to ensure Australia's tax ... |
| | | | ... seeing capital moving away from defined benefit pension schemes into defined contribution, so there is a need to innovate in order to identify a structure that enables a wider investor base to access opportunities," he said. There is growing interest ... |
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