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Published on 11 Mar 10 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • what it means to be a leading financial centre?
  • AFCF's vision
  • funds management
  • banking sector - commercial banks
  • debt capital markets
  • insurance
  • private equity
  • taxation reforms.

Author profiles

Jeremy DUFFIELD
Alfonso Capito
Alf is a Senior Tax Partner and head of Ernst & Young’s Tax Policy Group. He has more than 20 years’ experience, with a focus on international tax. Alf has been closely involved in the reform of Australia’s international tax regime and is a regular presenter and commentator on tax issues, including co-authoring the White Paper prepared by the Business Council of Australia, which was used as a basis for the Australian Government’s Review of International Tax Arrangements. Alf was also a member of the Australian Financial Centre Task Force and an adviser to the Business Tax Working Group and continues to be involved in tax policy and design reforms impacting corporate Australia. - Current at 07 October 2014
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This was presented at 2010 Financial Services Taxation Conference .

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