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Hi There

 

As you know, the most exciting thing that's happened in in years is the 25bps rate drop in the official cash rate yesterday. And it might just be enough to keep Labor in power after the federal election in April or May. Maybe... 

 

So where to spend all your new found $$? We suggest a fancier lunch at your desk when you attend the next PDS managers round table next Wednesday (registration below). Speaking of, we have had a last minute change of speaker. Sadly, Fiona is no longer available so we've got the policy team from the FSC coming along instead. Should be a great session, get on it!

 

And lastly, we are still on the hunt for a Keystone magician for a 3-month contract. There's a free lunch in it if you recommend someone and we take them on ;)

 

Happy hump day everyone!

 

Cheers

Sarah

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NEWS & VIEWS 

 

Australia poised to be second-largest pension market by 2030 - Investment Magazine

 

Inquiry recommends SIT changes to prevent AFSL abuse - Money Management. SP - good. The current situation is ridiculous.

 

Challenger profits up, share price falls - Financial Standard SP - the joys of a listed company! Do good, see share price go down.

 

RBA makes first 2025 rate call decision - Money Management SP - had to include at least one article lol

 

Australian GDP growth 'steady but not solid' - Financial Standard

 

Treasury consults on genetic test ban in life insurance - Financial Standard

 

UPCOMING EVENTS 

 
PDS Managers Roundtable Discussion - Wednesday 26 February from 12:30-2pm online via Teams. We are delighted to have the FSC policy team coming along to give us a run down of what's coming in the next 12 months and the focus areas when it comes to product disclosure. Register here.
 

ASFA Spotlight on Insurance in Superannuation - Shangri-La Sydney - Tuesday, 4 March. Registration from 9:00am - Register here.

 

ASFA National Legislation Discussion Group: Monday, 17 March at 1-2pm via Zoom. Topic is Investment Governance with guest speaker Jon Ireland, Partner at DLA Piper. Register here.

 

ASFA Budget Briefings:

Brisbane Wed 26 March| 7.00 - 9.00am - register here

Sydney Wed 26 March| 12.00 - 2.00pm - register here

Melbourne - Thurs 27 March| 12.00 - 2.00pm - register here

 

2025 ACSI Conference - Grand Hyatt Melbourne - Wednesday, 2 April, 8:30am to 6pm - Register here.
 
CREW Webinars (Compliance and Risk Executive Women): stay tuned for the 2025 event list. Join CREW here - women only, sorry blokes.

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