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24 March 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

New super measures depend on ATO: industry bodies

Releasing early superannuation as a response to a coronavirus-ravaged economy will rely on how well the Tax Office works with funds, industry bodies ...

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Fed launches ‘QE infinity’

It’s to infinity and beyond as the US Federal Reserve announces unlimited asset purchases to support markets roiled by coronavirus panic and an oil ...

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Financial services giant picks regional wealth head

A financial services multinational has appointed a new Oceania wealth and asset management leader. EY assurance partner Rita Da Silva has taken the ...

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Super fund CEO Graeme Russell to retire

The chief of a $6 billion industry superannuation fund is set to depart it after seven years at the helm. Graeme Russell will be stepping down from ...

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Major bank director to step down

A major bank has indicated one of its directors will retire from its group, bank and life insurer boards. Andrew Harmos will be stepping down from ...

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Fund administrators retract earnings forecasts

Two fund administrators have withdrawn their full-year guidance as the effects of the coronavirus pandemic have cast uncertainty on their operations, ...

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Regulators ease supervision, prioritise coronavirus response

The financial watchdogs have suspended a number of their planned policy and supervision initiatives in response to the impact of COVID-19

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RBNZ launches unconventional response

The Royal Bank of New Zealand has followed the lead of the RBA and the Fed as unconventional monetary policy becomes the new normal. The RBNZ will ...

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Government set to unleash third stimulus

The latest measures announced by the federal government will not be the last, with the final bill for the stimulus likely to run into the hundreds of ...

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Regulator dumps 2020 agenda, prioritises coronavirus response

The prudential watchdog has suspended the majority of its planned policy and supervision initiatives in response to the impact of COVID-19

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