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29 March 2021 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Wilson cries foul over industry fund ‘intimidation’

Standing committee chair Tim Wilson has questioned why APRA has allowed industry funds to carry out a “bullying” campaign in what he believes is a ...

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AMP, Ares negotiations falter

AMP and Ares have failed to come to a conclusive agreement at the end of an exclusivity period to explore the partial sale of AMP Capital’s private ...

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De Ferrari’s departure is bad for the business

The mystery around whether AMP chief executive Francesco De Ferrari will step down has obscured a more important question: should he? First he’s ...

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Gender pay gap to persist for 26 years

The gender full-time remuneration gap will take around a quarter of a century to close, if progress continues at the same pace as it did in the past ...

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Industry funds lobby Frydenberg over Tim Wilson super crusade

Industry Super Australia (ISA) chief Bernie Dean has accused standing committee chair Tim Wilson of abusing his power in an extraordinary letter to ...

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AMP’s Fraser lands at Crennan consultancy

Former ASIC deputy chair Daniel Crennan has found an unlikely bedfellow in erstwhile AMP director John Fraser. John Fraser has resurfaced as a ...

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Augmented data to beef out APRA heatmap

APRA has completed the first phase of its superannuation data project, with its efforts to amass more granular details on the funds that will back its ...

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Sunsuper moves on new merger

Sunsuper is exploring another merger with an $8 billion super fund in a move that would cement its position as one of Australia’s first mega funds

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APRA denies super benchmarks will shape investment

The prudential regulator has rejected suggestions that the Your Future, Your Super reforms will sway how super funds invest members’ savings

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Continuous disclosure reforms block enforcement, ASIC says

The government’s move to discourage class actions could also make it harder for the corporate regulator to pursue litigation. As declared in ...

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