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07 August 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Early super won’t hit retirement incomes: Grattan

New research suggests the early super hit to retirement incomes could be exaggerated, with most Australians likely to enjoy a comfortable retirement ...

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IOOF sells $74.5m Australian Ethical stake

IOOF has sold around 14.2 million shares in Australian Ethical for $74.5 million, ceasing to be a substantial holder in the investment group as it ...

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ASIC cancels licence of liquidated fund manager

The corporate regulator has cancelled the licence of a funds management group that went into liquidation in January. In a statement, ASIC said it ...

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JobKeeper sees $15bn blowout

The government will tip an extra $15 billion into the JobKeeper scheme and revise eligibility requirements as the situation in Victoria worsens

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OneVue takes China-Taiping to court over Madison sale

Listed platform provider OneVue has confirmed it is taking Chinese financial services group China-Taiping to court after failing to reach an agreement ...

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Governance tops BlackRock concerns

BlackRock’s stewardship team has signalled it will be focusing on companies’ responses to COVID-19 and their approaches to racial inequality, after ...

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Hume blasts Keating

Jane Hume has slammed former prime minister Paul Keating for his comments on early super, calling him “arrogant and elitist” and accusing him of ...

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ASIC cracks the whip on $3bn unpaid remediation

ASIC will release further guidance to speed up massive advice remediation projects underway at the major institutions, as it reveals almost $3 billion ...

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Industry needs to adapt investment committees, report finds

Investment organisations are not learning from their past experience when it comes to improving investment committee practices and governance, ...

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Labor demands early super investigation

Labor has demanded an investigation into the early super scheme following a $12 billion blowout and widespread reports of theft and fraud

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