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29 January 2021 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Pollies’ super discourse ‘doesn’t align with the facts’: Chant West

The general manager of superannuation research house Chant West has called recent comments from government members around the retirement savings ...

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Shipton to leave ASIC permanently

Despite being cleared of wrongdoing, ASIC chair James Shipton will leave the regulator permanently after helping to choose a successor. James ...

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Investment Trends appoints new research head

Investment Trends has appointed a polymath with two decades of experience across academia, market research and regulation as its new research head

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Hume’s super truths ring false

The Morrison government has waded into the quagmire of superannuation reform, but doesn’t want to get its hands dirty.  Since the Morrison ...

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IPOs rebound from COVID fallout

The Australian IPO market recovered strongly from the COVID mayhem in the second half of 2020, with a resurgence in market listings expected to ...

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ASIC removes licence conditions on clearing house

A clearing house recently convicted for breaching client money provisions has had conditions removed on its licence by the corporate regulator

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Shadow financial services minister gains super oversight

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has added superannuation to the portfolio of shadow minister for financial services, as part of the Labor Party’s ...

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NAB buys neobank

In a sign of the times, NAB will buy one of the upstart challengers looking to reshape banking and finance in Australia. NAB will buy neobank 86 ...

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AustralianSuper takes aim at retail fund dividends

AustralianSuper has questioned why dividends don’t fall under the scope of the Your Future, Your Super reforms while warning that some funds may try ...

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SG rise would help early super wipeouts: Industry Super

At least a fifth of NSW early super release recipients wiped out their retirement savings, Industry Super Australia has estimated, as it has pleaded ...

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