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16 September 2021 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

Big four hit with 30 criminal charges over mis-selling credit insurance

Criminal charges have been filed against a big four bank for the mis-selling of consumer credit insurance.  A total of 30 criminal charges have ...

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Managed account FUM exceeds $100bn

Funds under management (FUM) in managed accounts stood at $111 billion on 30 June according to the Institute of Managed Account Professionals Ltd ...

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Australian market imbalance in focus as profitability dips

Despite a bumper reporting season, and record dividends, the average profitability of Australia’s top 100 companies was found to be less than ...

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Major Aussie companies revealed to have ‘no firm plans’ to reduce emissions

A new report has found that most of the highest-emitting companies in the ASX 200 that have set net-zero targets have “no firm plans” to end their use ...

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Dividends on track to double to over $40bn

After a bumper reporting season, ASX companies have been giving back to their shareholders, with CommSec predicting that over $41 billion in dividends ...

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Australian digital platform launches in North America

A local digital platform has expanded to North America. On Thursday, Australasian business succession and exit planning advisory firm, Succession ...

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GSFM appoints key account manager

GSFM has announced the appointment of a key account manager to their Sydney office, reporting to their head of retail distribution, Stephen Fletcher

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KPMG comes clean over ‘widespread’ staff misconduct

KPMG Australia has been slapped with a hefty fine over training-related misconduct, which involved “widespread” improper answer sharing on the firm’s ...

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Australia is waiting for one of the big four to answer the crypto question

Some say the entry of Australia’s financial establishment into the crypto-asset market is a matter of when, not if.  As the conversation around ...

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Tax treaty coverage expands to cover vast majority of foreign investment

Australia’s tax treaty network is expanding to cover 80 per cent of foreign investments to support the ongoing economic recovery from COVID-19, the ...

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