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12 February 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

APRA capability review launched

The government has announced the panel that will lead the capability review of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority as recommended by the ...

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ISA demands new super legislation

Industry Super Australia (ISA) has urged Parliament to pass the Protecting Your Super Bill along with other legislative changes to protect workers’ ...

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Neobank partners with wealth platform

Volt Bank has formed a technology alliance with wealth management platform Spitfire to set a new standard for banking and wealth management ...

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MLC Wealth sale ‘likely’ pushed back to 2020

NAB has noted the sale of its MLC wealth management businesses may be delayed until 2020 following the Hayne royal commission final report and the ...

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Royal commission likely to impact finance product distribution

The royal commission’s final recommendations on financial intermediaries could significantly affect major financial product distribution, a market ...

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Underestimate Millennial investors at your own risk

A new report has shown that the millennial generation will be an investment force to be reckoned with as they build their careers and inherit the baby ...

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ASIC, UK authorities team up for Brexit

ASIC has cautioned Australian financial service licence holders of the potential impacts of Brexit, with the watchdog to work with the UK Financial ...

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Finance industry remains top breached sector

The Finance Industry for the fourth consecutive quarter is among the top three industry sectors by notifiable breaches.  The Notifiable Data ...

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Complaints authority appoints new lead ombudsman

The Australian Financial Complaints Authority has appointed Mr Geoff Browne to be its inaugural lead ombudsman for small business.  Mr Browne was ...

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Aus Unity Office Fund profit down 50%

Australian Unity Office Fund has seen its statutory net profit drop by 50 per cent in the first half of FY19, becoming $13.1 million from $26.3 ...

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