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Published on 11 Nov 20 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This podcast is a live Q&A with Senator the Hon Jane Hume.

Author profile

Senator The Hon Jane Hume
Senator the Hon Jane Hume was appointed to the Australian Federal Ministry in 2019, with responsibility for Superannuation, Financial Services and Fintech. Upon being elected as a Liberal Senator for Victoria in 2016, Senator Hume was appointed Chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Economics. She previously held various senior positions in the financial services industry, working for the National Australia Bank, Rothschild Australia, Deutsche Bank and, immediately prior to her election, as a Senior Policy Adviser at Australian Super. - Current at 15 October 2020

 

This was presented at 2020 National Superannuation Online Conference .

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Individual sessions

ATO presentation – Issues for large funds

Author(s):  Nadia Alfonsi

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Legislative and regulatory update

Author(s):  Peter BURGESS

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Emerging developments – Large funds

Author(s):  Kimberley Christy,  Prashanthen Ranjit KUMAR

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Current US tax issues for large Australian superannuation funds

Author(s):  Landon McGrew,  Angela Norton,  Peter Oliver,  Michael Plowgian

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Dealing with lumpy assets in SMSFs

Author(s):  Craig DAY

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Contributions

Author(s):  Jemma SANDERSON

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Pensions & SMSFs

Author(s):  Meg HEFFRON

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SMSFRB 2020/1– Where are we now with SMSFs and property development?

Author(s):  Philip BRODERICK

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Unit pricing – An institutional investor perspective

Author(s):  Raewyn Williams

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Live Q&A

Author(s):  Senator the Hon Jane Hume

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Australian equity holdings and use of derivatives – A commercial reality

Author(s):  Steven Carew,  Jonathan Woodger

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Economic outlook – Implications for the superannuation industry

Author(s):  Craig James

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