Banks, super funds to face landmark AI stress test
APRA boss John Lonsdale said major institutions were “not where they needed to be” on artificial intelligence-based threats.
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APRA boss John Lonsdale said major institutions were “not where they needed to be” on artificial intelligence-based threats.
The world’s largest hedge funds are meant to make unrelated bets across stock and bond markets. But more often than not they push in the same direction.
Business & Economy
A flat 40 per cent discount on non-property assets is far better for investment, risk-taking and productivity than indexation plus the Innovative Business CGT concession.
The scrappy proceedings at Jacksons on George attracted business, politics and sport figures united in opposition to the government’s tax changes.
The corporate regulator alleges the country’s biggest bank overcharged 42,000 business customers in fees and failed to disclose some.
Salary sacrificing and personal deductions deliver the same tax savings. The right choice comes down to whether you trust yourself not to spend the cash.
Business & Economy
Australia has never become more prosperous by making it harder for Australians to invest in Australian businesses.
I believe young Australians will reject these taxes once they understand what they mean for their ability to invest, build businesses and get ahead.
Aware Super billed members $46 million last year, outpacing rivals and raising fresh questions over whether big advertising deals deliver genuine benefits.
A hollowed-out chocolate maker has chipped in to help fund a $20 million Lake Como mansion, judge finds.
John Jovanovic has retooled the US Export-Import Bank into a leading player, partnering with Australia to challenge China’s grip on rare earths.
A hollowed-out chocolate maker has chipped in to help fund a $20 million Lake Como mansion, judge finds.