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| | ... recognition agreement between Chinese regulators and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC)," said Richard Gilbert, IFSA chief executive. "It is now up to the industry to make the most of the opportunities that have been created through ... |
| | | ... a well-regulated financial system, said Investment and Financial Services Association (IFSA) chief executive, Richard Gilbert. The agreement means SEC and Australian authorities agreed to consider exemptions to exchanges which could then allow US stock ... |
| | | ... government for addressing the association's early concerns and for attempting to tackle Australia's skills shortage. Richard Gilbert, Investment and Financial Services Association (IFSA) chief executive, said the revised arrangement would slash red tape ... |
| | | ... them; and empower people to gain a sense of clarity, control and relief about their financial security," said Richard Gilbert, IFSA's chief executive. Gilbert said that they are not attempting a blanket approach. "We are not saying everyone needs insurance ... |
| | | ... resources in the Basis Funds that would have otherwise been used to cover legal transactions. IFSA chief executive, Richard Gilbert, is optimistic about the establishment of the fund and its contribution to Basis investors. "We can now move forward in ... |
| | | ... Government's completion of a Free Trade Agreement with Chile, a destination previously only accessible by US companies. Richard Gilbert, IFSA chief executive, said the agreement would be considered a benchmark for future accords. "[The agreement] provides ... |
| | | ... executive. The Investment and Financial Services Association (IFSA) also welcomed the ASIC consultation paper. Richard Gilbert, IFSA chief executive, said the 'super snapshot' could boost the member levels of engagement in superannuation if it was implemented ... |
| | | ... for the government to set up a single-option indexed national default super fund to receive SG contributions. Richard Gilbert, chief executive of IFSA, is skeptical of research highlighting a default fund that would provide an option for employees unable ... |
| | | ... deficit, which seems perpetually stuck at around 6 per cent of GDP despite the 50 year peak in the terms of trade. Richard Gilbert, IFSA chief executive, said they commissioned the research to demonstrate that while boosting savings can have some short ... |
| | | ... towards strengthening regulatory ties and co-operation between Hong Kong and Australia," said IFSA chief executive, Richard Gilbert. |
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