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ASFA TV
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Welcome to ASFA TV
We're delighted to present our first program on ASFA TV, from the recent luncheon in Melbourne featuring the Hon Chris Bowen, Minister for Superannuation and Financial Services and Jeremy Cooper, chair of the Super System Review.
Over coming weeks, we will be adding more programs to ASFA TV, so be sure to check back regularly. |
ASFA Multimedia
ASFA brings you a selection of key interviews and presentations from a range of media outlets.
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June 2010 | Reshaping the financial sector
Paul Clitheroe, Pauline Vamos and Perpetual’s Richard Brandweiner talk to evotv about what needs to change in the finance sector to boost Australians’ financial literacy.
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May 2010 | ASFA Budget 2010 Luncheon
Economist, Don Stammer's speech at ASFA’s Sydney Budget 2010 lunch and his interview with Pauline Vamos, CEO of ASFA.
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May 2010 | Revamping audits on Super
Pauline Vamos from ASFA and Tony Brain from Deloitte talk about changes to risk management practices in superannuation.
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April 2010 | Super contribution of 15%?
Paul Howes, National Secretary of AWA talks at the April Sydney Luncheon about the need to boost Australians’ super savings and how the government’s banning of commissions will benefit the superannuation industry.
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April 2010 | Government annuities scheme
Pauline Vamos, CEO of ASFA, discusses both the merits and problems with the government’s proposed annuities scheme.
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March 2010 | What's on the menu?
Leading industry figures gathered at The ASFA Sydney Luncheon to discuss what's on the menu for super in 2010.
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January 2010 | Super sails ahead
Pauline Vamos, ASFA CEO, discusses the future for super and the Henry review
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