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| | | ... benchmark by 0.48%. It currently has about $275 million in FUM. A meeting of unitholders will be convened on May 14 to vote on whether the constitution should be modified, and a new class of units allowed to be listed. At least 75% of unitholders must ... |
| | | | ... of transparency and delay in communication is unacceptable, causing them to question the true nature of the outage and whether they should take their super elsewhere. However, it isn't just members that are impacted. According to the Finance Sector ... |
| | | | ... economic research organisation E61 Institute compared men and women of similar age, their employment and marital status, whether they had children, and academic qualifications working in the same occupation. It found that women have an hourly wage that ... |
| | | | ... and, ultimately, make sure the system is working in the interests of all Australians." The review suggested considering whether the BIIP should be retained as a substantial program. "We note that outcomes for the small Significant Investor stream have ... |
| | | | ... court determined that between 1 May 2016 and 15 January 2020, Macquarie failed to implement effective controls to monitor whether third party bulk transactions under the fee authority were actually for fees. While Macquarie initially defended the proceeding ... |
| | | | ... economy. "From many perspectives, it seems the economy has been guided successfully into a soft landing, the question is whether we're actually on the ground." Chesler said the Australian economy has shown "almost relentless resilience", but the threat ... |
| | | | ... CARs self-reporting issues of non-compliance. It also had no formal or documented review or audit processes to assess whether CARs were compliant. It also admitted that it conducted no discernible due diligence on CARs and only limited background checks ... |
| | | | ... and older Australians, to discuss how aged care advice can be improved from a regulatory standpoint. One key issue is whether individuals and entities who provide aged care financial advice need to be authorised under an AFSL and comply with financial ... |
| | | | ... mobility, where a worker's beliefs about the enforceability of a non-compete clause can influence behaviour independent of whether the clause is in fact enforceable." As part of the consultation, new research by the e61 Institute revealed the large number ... |
| | | | ... complainant was provided general advice and not entitled to compensation. In the determination, the ombudsman "considered whether the general advice had otherwise been provided appropriately with reasonable care and skill, and efficiently, honestly and ... |
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