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Elizabeth Walker

21 March 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Blue Sky CFO departs

Blue Sky Alternative Investments has seen its chief financial officer resign after being in the role for around two months, as a new chief operating ...

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Garda CFO leaves as new COO arrives

Garda Capital Group has seen changes to its board, with the resignation of its chief financial officer and the arrival of its new chief operating ...

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‘The business model is challenged’: AMP

Troubled wealth giant AMP has admitted it faces a long hard road to recovery. With an increasingly vigilant regulator, conduct remains its greatest ...

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APRA targets climate risks in financial sector

APRA has pledged to up its scrutiny of how banks, insurers and superannuation trustees are managing the financial risks of climate change to their ...

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Financial inclusion the silver bullet for gender inequality

The chief executive officer of Woman’s World Banking has said that including women in the financial industry may be the silver bullet in solving ...

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Digital rising in client-wealth manager communication

Nearly 40 per cent of Millennials in the Asia-Pacific region were contacting their wealth managers via a chat application such as WhatsApp and WeChat ...

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Volatility causes analyst confidence plunge

Volatility in global politics, increasing input costs and rising funding prices are causing one of the largest drops in wealth managerial confidence ...

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Global payment network launched

IBM has launched a real-time global payments network for regulated financial institutions called Blockchain World Wire, designed to ease friction in ...

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CBA could retain wealth business: Morningstar

A longer-term rethink of the merits behind the Commonwealth Bank’s demerger of its wealth management business could see it retained under the major ...

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ASIC given extra powers under new proposal

The corporate regulator will have more powers to hold financial services industries to account for misconduct under a new government proposal

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