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| | | Staying the course on listed equities amid tariff-induced market turbulence has led to MLC Asset Management achieving double-digit returns for the 2025 financial year and, more importantly, real returns for members, according to its investments chief. ... |
| | | | ... minerals market around the world, some of the challenging tax issues including some issues before the US Congress and also, of course, I made our case once again when it comes to trade and tariffs and these escalating trade tensions around the world," ... |
| | | | ... are relying on the experienced provider pathway when they do not appear eligible. Others claimed qualifications when the course has not yet been completed or is not an approved course of study. "As AFS licensees, you need to ensure each relevant provider ... |
| | | | ... business growth," with SSGA's AUM for fixed income and cash rising 50% in Australia since December 2023. "In part, of course, that's cyclical, because in the years preceding 2022 from 2009 onwards, we were in a very low yield environment. Once ... |
| | | | ... the tariff announcements, forcing some advisers to pivot. "This was an unexpected jolt, but advisers largely stayed the course with the majority expecting client allocations to Australian and US equities to remain steady as they assessed how volatility ... |
| | | | ... around the need for greater efficiency and transparency of corporate debt markets. ASIC said it will consider this in due course. Another common sentiment was that "private markets are here to stay and grow" albeit with the need for regulatory guidance ... |
| | | | ... mergers and have quite a proud record of how we've been able to deliver them and with the outcomes for our members." Of course, predecessor Spirit Super was the result of a merger between MTAA Super and Tasplan in 2021 - but its experience with mergers ... |
| | | | ... member fund, our job at ASIC is to think about all of the members, and the responsibilities to all of the members, and of course, to get into that discussion almost puts to the side the heart of the issue, which is the fund's failings to meet responsibilities ... |
| | | | ... had a cross section of funds that we looked closely at, and then we narrowed that down further. Now two of the funds, of course, which are two of the largest funds we've taken action against, is Cbus and AustralianSuper." Constant said ASIC will ... |
| | | | ... representatives from all aspects of the investment market. Asset managers, research and data providers, banks, insurers, and of course asset owners." In the ever-evolving landscape of regulation, geopolitical noise, tariffs and election cycles, intensifying ... |
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