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20 October 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Govt responds to Murray inquiry

The Coalition government has released its response to the final report of the Financial System Inquiry.  The government's response comes more than ...

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Deflate the pension age 'political football'

Australia should follow the Netherland's example and automatically adjust the superannuation preservation age in line with life expectancy, argues ...

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Volatility drags down super returns

Market volatility and concerns out of China continued to challenge super funds in the first quarter of the new financial year, resulting in a fall of ...

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Fed rate hike 'good for US economy'

Although it is widely assumed that a rate rise by the US Federal Reserve will negatively impact the US economy, raising short-term rates from near ...

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China can't boost global growth alone: AB

Investors should be far more concerned with China's increasing inability to boost global growth than the impact of a meltdown in the Chinese economy, ...

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CBA to refund $7.6 million to customers

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia will refund approximately $7.6 million to around 8,400 of its agribusiness customers. A statement by ASIC ...

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ASIC calls for whistleblower compensation

Corporate whistleblowers in Australia should be compensated for the loss of income they face by speaking up, argues ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft

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Eurozone showing signs of improvement

The eurozone is on an improved economic path, with positive themes observed in the US starting to play out on the continent, says Standard Life ...

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WA Super appoints Towers Watson

The $2.5 billion industry fund WA Super has appointed Towers Watson as its asset consultant following a tender process. WA Super chief executive ...

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Perpetual FUM down $1.1bn

Perpetual has recorded a $1.1 billion decrease in its funds under management (FUM) as at 30 September 2015, citing market depreciation as a foremost ...

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