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WealthO2 confirms five new appointments

07 March 2022 • By Neil Griffiths • 1 min read

WealthO2 confirms five new appointments

The wealth management software provider has confirmed new appointments in its distribution, risk, compliance and development teams. The ...

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AMP announces new company secretary

The changes officially took effect last week. AMP has confirmed that Kate Gordon – the wealth giant’s head of corporate governance – has been ...

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Brookfield-Grok walks away from AGL after second rejection

Mike Cannon-Brookes has described AGL Energy’s demerger path as a “terrible outcome for shareholders, taxpayers, customers, Australia and the planet”

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New gender equality standards for big business

A government review has made recommendations to accelerate workplace gender equality outcomes while reducing regulatory burden. Large employers are ...

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New standards proposed to address retirement savings uncertainty

The new standards aim to assist Australians understand how much they need to save for retirement. New retirement standards have been proposed by ...

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Treasurer outlines budget priorities as recovery faces downside risks

This year’s budget will focus on economic growth and job creation according to the Treasurer. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will prioritise investments ...

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Raiz suffers dip in funds under management

The micro-investing firm said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and shifting central bank policies had weighed on investor sentiment. Raiz Invest has ...

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ASIC plans to strengthen climate change engagement with listed companies

ASIC sets its sights on greenwashing. The corporate regulator has announced it is upping its engagement with listed companies and investor groups ...

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Scams up 20% in recent years

Consumers are being hit with an “exponential increase” in scams, according to ASIC chair Joe Longo. In an address to the AICD Governance Summit on ...

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Second biggest super fund dumps Russian assets as Frydenberg piles on pressure

Australia’s second biggest super fund says it had instructed its investment managers earlier this week to sell Russian debt and equity investments

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