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02 February 2021 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Super divestment falling short on climate action: ACCR

Recent moves by super funds to dump thermal coal are not entirely translating to diminished emissions, a new report has warned.  The white paper ...

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Tax, regulation targeted in race for Asia finance crown

A committee assembled by senator Andrew Bragg has urged the government to slash convoluted tax and regulatory obligations in the financial services ...

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Rates on hold until 2024

The RBA will leave rates on hold for the foreseeable future as the Australian economy continues to feel the pinch of COVID-19.  The RBA has left ...

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‘No good reason’ for royal commission recommendation delays

A law firm has slammed the government’s delays to the implementation of royal commission recommendations on the two-year anniversary of the ...

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FSC taps MLC acting chief for board role

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has appointed a new board member from the executive ranks of MLC Wealth. MLC Wealth acting managing director ...

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Excessive exec pay fuelling inequality

A fund manager has opened up on their clashes against corporates on pay packets in their higher ranks, revealing how some companies have defended ...

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Court orders winding up of Mayfair 101 company 

A Mayfair 101 company that owes around $211 million to its investors is set to be wound up, as a result of ASIC’s court actions against the group and ...

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Risk, exec pay, super performance top APRA’s priorities

APRA has signalled its prime concerns for the year ahead, which include its implementing the new remuneration standard, monitoring risk culture and ...

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Shipton report shows it’s time for a shake-up

ASIC chair James Shipton might be free to return to work, but the investigation into his expenses reveals deeper issues at the regulator

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Does super need ‘rough justice’?

While the Morrison government’s super reforms might not be perfect, the industry still needs a shake-up, according to the Grattan Institute’s Brendan ...

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