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Suzette Thurman

26 September 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Qantas Super elects new chief risk officer

Qantas Super has hired First State Super risk and compliance executive Suzette Thurman in the newly created role of chief risk officer. Ms Thurman ...

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IOOF victory over APRA could help ANZ deal

Morningstar believes IOOF’s win against APRA in the Federal Court could speed up the transfer of ANZ’s profitable P&I business. In a research ...

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Old money to take on world’s problems

Eight in 10 family offices believe the world’s wealthiest families will play an increasingly active role in helping address global challenges ...

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ACCC names first open banking participants

Neobank 86 400 along with Regional Australia Bank and fintechs Frollo and Moneytree have been included among the first 10 firms outside of the big ...

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Default super: The ‘unlucky lottery’ costing consumers billions

Poorly performing super funds are costing the average Aussie up to half a million dollars in retirement savings, according to a report from Super ...

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Lowe remains hopeful in face of global uncertainty

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has hinted at the prospect of a third rate cut this year amid sluggish economic growth and global market uncertainty

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Former Bravura director to run MLC platforms

MLC Wealth has announced the appointment of Darren Stevens to the role of group executive, platforms, following an extensive internal and external ...

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NAB to add 163 new business bankers

The major bank has announced it will introduce 163 new roles in its business and private bank as part of an ongoing commitment to backing customers in ...

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Trump’s trade war has ‘backfired’: DWS

A Hong Kong-based fund manager believes a trade deal will be made next year as Donald Trump’s original objective to cut the trade deficit has ...

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New digital banks face ‘significant risks’

Morningstar has low hopes for new banks like Volt, Xinja, 86 400 and Judo, which it says are at high risk of taking on low-quality debt in the pursuit ...

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