Archived News for Finance Sector Professionals - March, 2017
Some key non-mining industries are concerned about the rise of protectionism.
Fines rising for emissions cheat
Volkswagen has pleaded guilty to fraud, obstruction of justice and falsifying statements ...
Retailers revel in feed-in fees
Experts say the collapse of solar tariffs is giving suppliers a great deal.
Oil fund considers degreasing
Companies engaging in unethical practices - including polluting, corruption and human rights abuses – could soon face divestment.
Super insurance criticised
Experts say too many Australians have insurance spread across multiple super accounts.
DHS unclear on debt letter sources
It is still unknown how many overpayment errors have been caused by Centrelink.
Quiggin calls for power buy-back
A leading economist says the only way to fix the energy grid is to return it to public ownership.
Specialist fee range reviewed
A new report highlights the massive differences between fees charged by medical specialists.
Big banks forge security link
The national security and finance sectors are coming together to form a new intelligence alliance.
Gap in Cash Converters' ASIC deal
ASIC has been criticised for a deal allowing Cash Converters to refund millions of dollars worth of loans.
Grad drive going viral
The finance department has made waves with a wonderfully awkward new recruitment ad.
No secrets for Centrelink critics
Welfare recipients who criticise Centrelink should expect their details to be made public.
Push for data-driven profit
NSW Finance Minister Victor Dominello wants to monetise the state’s Data Analytics Centre (DAC).