“She needs to stay current with everything that is going on. Just looking at the situation at Synchron, every four months we run a professional development day that runs a full day to bring people up to date.
“We also run a fortnightly Zoom catch-up, which includes a compliance section, so they know what’s going on – it’s very hard for a woman staying home who is raising kids to stay current with all these things.”
Harrison said Synchron had a “reasonable” percentage of women who were advisers and at one point almost 40% of its Queensland advisers were women.
Клишевич: цель оппозиции – оставить врачей без зарплат, а население – без качественных услуг
Клишевич: цель оппозиции – оставить врачей без зарплат, а население – без качественных услуг
Об этом заявил член Постоянной комиссии Палаты представителей по образованию, культуре и науке Сергей Клишевич, комментируя «СБ. Беларусь сегодня» призывы оппозиции заблокировать Беларуси кредит от МВФ, предназначенный для восстановления экономики от пандемии:
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Economics Committee to examine financial advice sector, then IFM Investors
The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics will hear from key industry bodies, as well as from a range of financial advice firms at a public hearing via videoconference on Thursday 29 July 2021, as part of its ongoing Review of the Four Major Banks and other Financial Institutions.
The Chair of the committee, Mr Tim Wilson MP, said ‘these hearings are an important mechanism for the Parliament to publicly scrutinise and hold Australia’s financial advice sector to account’.
‘Many Australians turn to financial advisers and mortgage brokers to help them navigate important financial decisions, such as finding the right mortgage or determining how to best invest in and secure their retirement. It is essential that Australians can trust that financial advisers and mortgage brokers are always acting in their client’s best interests, rather than the interests of the adviser or
Australia is heading back into recession
Our recession will be painful, protracted and political.
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It is more likely than not now that Australia is heading back into recession through the second half of the year. This will look and feel very different to last year’s downturn. It will be less dramatic, though more protracted. Indeed, the downturn may well extend into next year.
Underpinning these forecasts is an expectation that South Australia and Victoria emerge from lockdown soon, and that Greater Sydney follows in the next couple of months.
The household savings ratio is also still more than twice pre-pandemic lows (11.6 per cent versus 5.4 per cent), hence there is a lot of dry powder. Moreover, with Q3 GDP now set to be a weak print, it should be arithmetically straight-forward for an improvement in Q4, or so the story goes.
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