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The Future of Financial Services in Australia presentation

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Published on 27 Feb 03 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

Representatives from Australia's major financial service industry bodies discuss the issues facing Australian financial service businesses including future directions. The presentation focusses on industry trends, consolidation and the impact of regulatory changes.

Author profiles

Tony Burke
Tony is a Director with the Australian Bankers Association, where his role includes responsibility for developing the ABA's input to tax policy issues. He was previously Senior Vice President, Business-to-Business, with the National Australia Bank. Tony is a graduate of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, the Officer Cadet School and the University of Sydney, and is a University Medal winner from that institution. He is also a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. - Current at 05 December 2002
Richard GILBERT
Richard is the Chief Executive Officer of the Investment and Financial Services Association (IFSA). He has held this position since 1 August 2002. During the period 1998 to July 2002 Richard was the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of IFSA. Before his position at IFSA, Richard worked in CUSCAL funds management having moved into that position following several years as the secretary to the Senate Select Committee on Superannuation during its inquiries into superannuation guarantee, SIS and superannuation taxation.

Current at 5 December 2002

David Lynch
David Lynch is Head of Policy and Markets with the Australian Financial Markets Association, which represents institutional banks and participants in Australia’s financial markets. David manages a team of highly-regarded policy executives and is the author of numerous submissions to government over the last 15 years. David’s work involves ongoing liaison with government agencies, including the ATO and the Commonwealth Treasury. - Current at 17 February 2011

 

This was presented at Beyond Tax Reform - Financial Services Taxation Conference .

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Individual sessions

Panel Discussion: Future of Financial Services in Australia

Author(s):  Tony BURKE,  Richard GILBERT,  David LYNCH

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International Tax Review Issues

Author(s):  Andrew MILLS

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Foreign Currency Gains & Losses - the next instalment

Author(s):  Tony FROST

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Practical Issues in Consolidating a Financial Services Group

Author(s):  Jeremy HIRSCHHORN

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Transfer Pricing - focus on current issues

Author(s):  Nick HOUSEMAN,  Christina RICH,  Bill YOHANA

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Life Company - Tax Consolidation Issues

Author(s):  Michael BROWN

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GST - Give credit where credit is due

Author(s):  Michael B EVANS

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Stamp Duty/Insurance Protection Tax

Author(s):  Adrian CHEK

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Value Shifting - a practical nightmare?

Author(s):  Dr Michael DIRKIS

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Capital Management - Current Commercial & Tax Considerations

Author(s):  Neil WARD

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Capital Protected Retail Investment Products

Author(s):  Jamie MARLEY

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Superannuation Hot Topics

Author(s):  Peter HOGAN

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Infrastructure Financing - A Structured Perspective

Author(s):  Steve FORD

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