Articles tagged with 'senator-nick-sherry'

Financial services policy review: changing horses in 2009

22 June 2009 | Thanks to the Rudd Labor Government's first Cabinet reshuffle financial services now has a seat at the Cabinet table but, as Mike Taylor reports, it remains for the industry to get back on the front foot.


Industry welcomes Bowen appointment

9 June 2009 | Industry representatives have welcomed the appointment of Chris Bowen to the Financial Services portfolio while paying tribute to the efforts of Senator Nick Sherry, who has been appointed Assistant Treasurer.


If it ain’t broke ...

9 June 2009 | With the Federal Budget having delivered little more than some revenue-oriented tinkering to the financial services environment, a good deal of attention is now being focused on what might or might not be delivered as a result of the recommendations flowing from the Henry Review of Taxation.


Sherry displaced by Bowen

7 June 2009 | The Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law, Senator Nick Sherry has been displaced by Chris Bowen who has been announced Minister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Corporate Law in the latest Cabinet reshuffle.


Sherry accused of skewing review panel

1 June 2009 | The Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law, Senator Nick Sherry, has been accused of skewing the panel overseeing the review of superannuation by under-representing the retail master trusts.


Tougher rules on off-market offers

29 May 2009 | The Federal Government is tightening the rules on off-market offers, demanding more transparency on the part of those making the offer.


Sherry confirms accountant licensing back on agenda

21 May 2009 | The Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law, Senator Nick Sherry, canvasses a level-playing field when it comes to licensing accountants and financial planners.


Consumer disclosure and protection measures expanded

8 May 2009 | The Corporations Legislation Amendment Bill will include requirements for all retail debentures and promissory notes to have a trust deed, trustee arrangements and a full prospectus.


Trustee companies now in federal jurisdiction

7 May 2009 | The Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law, Senator Nick Sherry, has unveiled the legislation that will push trustee companies into Commonwealth jurisdiction and under ASIC regulation.


Gov't releases legislation to end golden handshakes

5 May 2009 | The Federal Government has released the legislation it intends using to end golden handshakes to senior executives, with the draft containing some additional stings.


Members reappointed to Superannuation Complaints Tribunal

1 May 2009 | Ross Christie, Colin Grenfell, Dr Carolyn Re, Katy Adams and Ella de Rooy will remain with the board for an additional three years.


Industry backs another super review

29 April 2009 | The Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law, Senator Nick Sherry, has announced another review of the superannuation system, this time backed by the key industry groups.


Reports suggest Govt will quarantine SG from commissions

28 April 2009 | Newspaper reports suggest the Government will use the forthcoming Federal Budget to act to prevent financial planners from charging commissions on advice relating to the superannuation guarantee.


Government lifts consumer credit relief threshold

27 April 2009 | The Federal Government has moved to help consumers having trouble with their mortgages by lifting the credit protection threshold to $500,000.


Government bogged down in review processes

15 April 2009 | The Federal Opposition has claimed the Government's delays in implementing consumer credit changes are owed to the fact that it has become bogged down in reviews and consultations.


Government backs part-paid protections

7 April 2009 | The Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law, Senator Nick Sherry, has backed rule changes on partly-paid.


Super changes will see more information flow to members

1 April 2009 | The Federal Government has announced new superannuation regulations that will require funds to provide more detailed information on five and 10-year performance to members.


Gov’t to lead regulatory revolution

4 June 2008 | New green paper on financial services and credit reform.


Terminally ill to receive tax-free super

12:00 AM | Legislative changes underway.


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