08 May 2014 • By • 1 min read
US-based Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has lost its bid to have a claim brought against it in the Federal Court set aside. Ratings agency S&P ...
READ MOREASIC’s role as a regulator should go far beyond promoting investor confidence through disclosure and enforcement, argues UNSW professor Dimity ...
READ MOREThe Financial Services Council (FSC) has filed an application in the Federal Court regarding the default fund selection process, with Industry Super ...
READ MOREFinancial Services Council chief John Brogden has expressed his “great concern” about the Murray Inquiry’s scope and potential outcomes, pointing to a ...
READ MOREThe Australian superannuation system is not “sustainable”, with the forecast for the next 20 years showing people retiring with low super balances and ...
READ MOREVictorian Treasurer Michael O’Brien has announced that from 1 July 2014, the duty payable on all life insurance products in Victoria will be entirely ...
READ MOREThe government should look at the “declining taxation yield from super” and consider how super fund earnings taxes can be increased if it wants to ...
READ MOREAn institutional trading and stock market advisory firm has paid a $110,000 infringement notice penalty following its failure to prevent the entry of ...
READ MOREAMP Capital has launched an “investment series” in an attempt to put selected managed funds more firmly on the radar of self-managed superannuation ...
READ MOREThe Reserve Bank of Australia has today announced the outcome of its fourth board meeting of the year. The RBA announced at 2.30pm today it will be ...
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