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26 June 2012 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Former Wilson HTM boss steps down

Former Wilson HTM managing director Steven Wilson will retire from his consulting role with the company on June 30, but will continue as a ...

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FIIG appoints joint heads of intermediaries team

FIIG Securities has appointed Emma Jenkins and Cathryn Gross as joint heads of the company’s intermediaries team. Ms Jenkins and Ms Gross, who are ...

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AustralianSuper slammed for alleged ESG breach

The super fund has entered the cross hairs of Market Forces due to its large shareholding in Whitehaven Coal. A new analysis from environmental ...

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Cooling CPI sparks growing calls for July rate cut, but experts urge caution

Following the release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ monthly consumer price index (CPI) report on Wednesday, market experts have weighed in ...

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Tax reform key to defending economy against global shocks, Chalmers says

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the best defence against global economic uncertainty is a more productive economy and a more sustainable budget

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Chalmers defends super tax as test case for real reform

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit back at critics of the Division 296 super tax changes, saying it shows commentators’ aversion to substantive tax reform

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Australia unveils sustainable finance taxonomy to steer funds towards net zero

Australia has taken a major step towards mobilising private capital for the energy transition, unveiling the first sustainable finance taxonomy to ...

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ASIC launches asset preservation action against RE over scheme failures

The regulator has filed proceedings with the Federal Court looking to appoint receivers to the responsible entity for three managed investment schemes ...

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Super’s market power laid bare in responses to ASIC review

Australia’s superannuation system is exerting increasing influence over capital markets, with industry feedback to ASIC underscoring its role in ...

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Wage increase unlikely to impact monetary policy

The Fair Work Commission has increased the Australian minimum wage by 3.5 per cent, but the decision is not expected to influence monetary policy ...

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