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09 April 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Financial firms forced to co-operate with AFCA

The government has announced that financial services licence holders will be required to co-operate with the new complaint’s authority in the ...

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Former Willis Towers Watson boss to lead Rice Warner

Rice Warner’s chief executive has stepped down after 30 years, with the former Australasia head for Willis Towers Watson to take over

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Liberal government budget a ticking debt bomb: Labor

The federal Labor party has committed to a stronger surplus while increasing spending and expanding tax breaks to everyday Australians in its budget ...

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Wealth bosses join FSC board

The Financial Services Council has appointed a number of top dogs in the wealth management industry from AMP, Commonwealth Bank’s NewCo ...

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Inquiry recommends against franking credit removal

The inquiry into Labor’s policy to remove refundable franking credits has recommended against its removal. The inquiry's chair, Liberal MP Tim ...

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VicSuper, First State Super in merger talks

Following the completed merger of two major Queensland superannuation funds, VicSuper and First State Super have entered discussions of consolidating, ...

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The sales culture at the heart of wealth management misconduct

Industry insiders have revealed why banks are distancing themselves from wealth management and how their actions will reshape the Australian financial ...

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BNY Mellon and BlackRock announce partnership

BNY Mellon and BlackRock have announced a new partnership to deliver integrated technology and servicing capabilities across the investment lifestyle

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ASIC, UK regulator to sign post-Brexit deal

The UK Financial Conduct Authority and ASIC have agreed on two Memoranda of Understanding to ensure there is continuity once the UK leaves the ...

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Legislation lets APRA weed out underperforming funds

New legislation has passed through the government giving APRA stronger powers to take action against the trustees of underperforming super funds

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