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Australia overdue for retirement income overhaul: review family home, bequests and gig workers’ rights

From Actuaries Institute

Retirement income for Australians, which rests on the three pillars of compulsory superannuation, a publicly-funded Age Pension, and voluntary savings, must undergo significant reform to be simpler, more efficient, and

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24 Aug 2021

Further work needed on draft Your Future, Your Super regulations

From Actuaries Institute

The Actuaries Institute has welcomed the federal Government’s draft Your Future, Your Super reforms, but warns there are fundamental problems with some of the key proposed regulations, including the test

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31 May 2021

Australian Actuaries Intergenerational Equity Index shows 2020 ‘a year like no other’: COVID impact felt unevenly across generations

From Actuaries Institute

The equity gap between Australia’s generations closed slightly after ‘a year like no other: 2020’. The authors of the Australian Actuaries Intergenerational Equity Index (AAIEI) believe gains for young people

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17 May 2021

Federal Government’s Budget delivers changes to super but more needed

From Actuaries Institute

The Federal Government’s 2021-22 Budget, delivered tonight by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, has outlined a raft of policy measures to guide Australia’s economic recovery after the COVID-19 lockdown, the Actuaries Institute

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13 May 2021

Actuaries paper says Boards need to monitor executive behaviour to avoid past mistakes

From Actuaries Institute

Australian company directors should be doing more to ensure their executives stick to the ethical values espoused at Board level if they want to avoid a repeat of the poor

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12 Mar 2021

Actuaries Institute president says risk management is increasingly important

From Actuaries Institute

Risk management is a significant area of growth for Australia’s actuaries as the private and government sectors, the economy and jobs market recover from the impact of COVID-19, incoming Actuaries

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24 Feb 2021

Australian Actuaries Climate Index shows most extreme Spring to date

From Actuaries Institute

The Australian Actuaries Climate Index shows that the Spring of 2020 exhibited extreme weather in comparison with the same season in previous years. While a temperature index value of this

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08 Feb 2021

Australian Actuaries Climate Index records mildest winter in five years with warm temperatures and low levels of wind

From Actuaries Institute

The Australian Actuaries Climate Index, which measures the occurrence of extreme weather conditions and sea levels, showed winter was relatively benign across most of Australia, with the Index falling to

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22 Oct 2020

Actuaries Institute names Jennifer Lang Actuary of the Year 2020

From Actuaries Institute

The Actuaries Institute has named Jennifer Lang 2020 Actuary of the Year. Ms Lang’s role this year, in leading the Actuaries Institute’s COVID-19 response, has been recognised as a major

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02 Sep 2020

Actuaries Institute research shows equity gap growing between generations

From Actuaries Institute

Falling rates of home ownership, government spending that skews to older Australians and deteriorating environmental factors are some of the factors that have driven a wider gap in equity between

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18 Aug 2020

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CPD: Growth holds, risks widen
Economic outlook: Structural forces, cyclical implications Longer-term secular forces are driving the six- to 12-month cyclical outlook. Our June 2026 Secular Outlook, “Rupture and Resilience[1],” explored the fraying of traditional [...]
CPD: Intergenerational wealth – When the responsibility transfers before the money
Picture this: an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) has sat in a filing cabinet for years. Then a sudden health event means an adult daughter is called on to act [...]
CPD: Why market structure rewards active management in local currency EMD
Key takeaways A large, diverse and fast-growing opportunity set: local currency EMD spans economies at very different points in the cycle, offering income, growth and genuine diversification. Structure, not just [...]
CPD: A practical system for building client confidence – Value of Advice (Part 1)
Introduction As the advice profession continues to evolve, so too do client expectations and perceptions of the value of advice. Perhaps nothing sums up this shift as perfectly as this [...]
CPD: When a little knowledge is dangerous – countering the financial ‘guidance’ your clients are getting from AI
Move over, Google The expression “a little knowledge is a dangerous thing” seems particularly appropriate to financial decisions, where the amounts at stake and the inherent complexity make the risk [...]