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APRA’s latest superannuation performance test results raise critical questions around how effective the test currently ...
Industry fund HESTA has filed an appeal against an ATO decision on tax offsets from franking credits, with the ...
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Australia’s top companies are not disclosing the labour and human rights (LHR) risks in their supply chains, according to a report by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI).
According to a study conducted by Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre (CMCRC), the introduction of a new trading platform into Australia has improved market efficiency and cut costs to the tune of $215 million.
The myth that liquidity is a significant risk only for banks was shattered during the global financial crisis (GFC), when assets considered historically liquid were frozen. Prior to this, APRA had warned trustees of superannuation funds about looming liquidity concerns and had suggested controls.
New research by the Australian Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre (CMCRC) has highlighted the dangers in the fragmentation of trading exchanges and trading platforms in the United States.
According to a new report by BlackRock Australia, the slow pace of appointments of women to senior positions in top Australian companies could cause the government to introduce regulation to speed up the process.
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