Private super clearing houses, the proposed Medicare clearing house, and payroll tax experts are sanguine in the face of the ratcheting-up of the super guarantee, in contrast to the technology meltdown that was expected with the Y2K problem.
Comment: Thanks anyway, Ken
While the superannuation industry can well be grateful for the Government’s initial response to the report of the Tax Review Panel, under Ken Henry, the broader community looking for significant tax reform cannot.
AMP Capital scoops senior PM from ipac
Sean Henaghan'No Y2K' expected when SG changes by the year
Private super clearing houses, the proposed Medicare clearing house, and payroll tax experts are sanguine in the face of the ratcheting-up of the super guarantee, in contrast to the technology meltdown that was expected with the Y2K problem.
Towers Watson racks up fourth former Russell client
Towers Watson has won its fourth advisory client from Russell Investments in about 12 months, following the appointment of a new asset consultant by a $3.5 billion institution.
NAB promotes from within for custody role
National Australia Bank has found a new head of sales for its Asset Servicing division, following a search.
Hyperion picks the ‘only custodian that automates day-in, day-out’
Manny Pohl
Commissions ban is ‘good’ for financial planners: Howes
Paul Howes
ING’s ‘cautious optimism’ requires TAA
ING Australia’s chief investment officer has pointed to four possible scenarios that will dictate strategy for the now wholly ANZ-owned wealth management entity. Big tap on the shoulder for Sydney ops exec
A Sydney-based operations executive in JP Morgan’s Treasury & Securities Services business has been promoted to run operations for the entire Worldwide Securities Services business in Dallas, Texas.
Hyperion picks the 'only custodian that automates day-in, day-out'
Manny Pohl
Commissions ban is 'good' for financial planners: Howes
Paul Howes
