MM Newsletter
  26 May, 2021
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Money Management Original
Govt faces defeat on YFYS bill
The Government’s attempts to give itself a brake on industry funds investment decisions appears headed for significant amendment in the Senate.
Money Management Original
SS&C ups bid to cement Mainstream acquisition
SS&C’s strategy to move further into the Australian administration market is remaining on track thanks to an improved bid to acquire Mainstream.
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How next-gen modelling tools can empower advisers
Stochastic modelling offers a number of benefits over traditional tools and methods, including increased confidence in outcomes. Learn about the benefits and options available.
Industry News
Ex-adviser charged for deception
A former financial planner who has previously been subject to reports of gambling stolen money has been arrested by police after allegedly defrauding multiple clients of $3.92 million.
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Bitcoin ad fined for targeting inexperienced consumers
A Bitcoin ad targeting consumers in the UK has been fined for taking advantage of consumers’ lack of experience as cryptocurrency comes under regulatory scrutiny.
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AIA Australia holds first Adviser Summit
AIA Australia is on a mission to develop a robust, sustainable insurance industry by getting industry stakeholders working together. The Adviser Summit 2021 was an opportunity to do just that.
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1-in-4 Aussies want salary paid in Bitcoin
Almost a quarter of Australians are willing to have part of their salary paid in Bitcoin, with men being more likely to do so, according to a survey.
Industry News
Early super access will have lifelong consequences
Accessing super early due to the COVID-19 pandemic will leave vulnerable people with lifelong financial consequences, according to a report.
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MLC expands PE team
Kristian Zimmermann has been appointed as co-head of private equity, while Rachael Lockyer has joined as a portfolio manager.
Expert Analysis
Money Management Original
A new platform for greenwashing?
Sustainability-linked bonds might be the new hot topic, writes Paul Lukaszewski, but could they be presenting more problems than they solve?
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