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| | Market volatility and institutional outflows shaved $5 billion off Insignia Financial's funds under management (FUM) last quarter. In the March quarter, Insignia Financial said about $1.8 billion of the $3 billion an institutional client poured into ... |
| | | Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor and Shadow Assistant Treasurer Luke Howarth have announced a range of measures the Coalition would be looking to prioritise for the financial advice industry if elected on May 3. Among these policies, Taylor and Howarth ... |
| | | ... as chief executive has ensured the FCA is an organisation transformed," Alder said. "We've set a new standard for consumer protection, made it easier for businesses to access capital and quicker for firms to get authorised. "That provides the solid ... |
| | | Paying higher superannuation fees doesn't equate to getting death benefits paid out faster, according to research by Super Consumers Australia (SCA). In the wake of a review by ASIC into death benefit claims handling practices of superannuation trustees ... |
| | | The corporate regulator plans to introduce two interactive dashboards that would track firm-level reportable situations and internal dispute resolution (IDR) data to push financial firms to lift their game. ASIC is consulting on plans to publish dashboards ... |
| | | US President Donald Trump has agreed to a pause in the reciprocal tariffs imposed on all nations, bar China, in excess of 10% for 90 days to encourage nations to go to the negotiating table. However, China saw tariffs increased to 125%, which will drive ... |
| | | ... relation to "relevant financial products" without being registered. ASIC said registration requirements are an "important consumer protection" because it confirms AFS licensees have assessed whether their advisers are "fit and proper," and that they ... |
| | | GQG has slashed its consumer discretionary and information technology holdings as it repositions for the "extraordinary market volatility" after US tariffs were rolled out last week. GQG said it continues to reposition portfolios with "the aim of achieving ... |
| | | ... larger. Ongoing uncertainty in relation to trade hostilities and associated volatility in financial markets will weaken consumer and business confidence, which will have implications for consumption and business investment, including in Australia," the ... |
| | | ... recession, but maybe even a global recession. After all, tariffs are bad for global trade, definitely bad for the US consumer. This is going to effectively be a tax-a consumption tax-on the US consumer. So, our probabilities of a recession have been ... |
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