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Egan Associates regularly publishes insights and fields questions from the media in our areas of expertise.

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Addressing the Gender Pay Gap

  • November 20
  • EGAN Associates
  • Gender Pay, Pay Gap, Workforce

We note that in reports of early November, the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA), using ABS data, revealed that the national gender pay gap presently stands at 14.6%, the lowest in twenty years. The WGEA noted that the gap had hovered between 15% and 19% over the past two decades.

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Hayne Banking Royal Commission Interim Report

  • October 22
  • EGAN Associates
  • Banking Royal Commission, Capabilities, Governance, Workforce

The Banking Royal Commission’s Interim Report provided us with insights into two very different outcomes resulting from the activities of several financial services organisations.

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ASIC Gives the Gift of Advice

  • September 13
  • EGAN Associates
  • Annual Remuneration Reviews and Benchmarking, Board Remuneration, Capabilities, Executive Remuneration, Governance, Incentive Structures, Workforce

Companies need to identify ways to make annual general meetings (AGMs) transparent, ethical, and effective.

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Lessons from Banking Royal Commission

  • September 13
  • EGAN Associates
  • Annual Remuneration Reviews and Benchmarking, Banking Royal Commission, Capabilities, Governance, Incentive Structures, Regulation and Taxation

One of the questions raised by Rowena Orr, QC in the Banking Royal Commission’s session which took place on 27th April 2018 was “How can companies incentivise good quality advice where the best advice is to do nothing?”

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The Agenda

  • January 23
  • EGAN Associates
  • The Agenda

The Agenda is the must-read summary of issues influencing Boards of Directors and Government.

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Australian Companies Lack Asian Skills

  • September 28
  • EGAN Associates
  • Uncategorized

Australia is lacking in Asian skills, which is holding businesses back. The two main skills that Australia lacks are being fluent in Asian languages and having knowledge of the regions markets.

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Increased Accountability Important for all Industries, not just Banks

  • July 26
  • EGAN Associates
  • Executive Remuneration, Governance, Incentive Structures

Treasury’s Banking Executive Accountability Regime (BEAR) provides food for thought for every enterprise looking to ensure KMP manage resources in the long-term interests of the organisation.

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Influencing Culture Through Remuneration

  • April 21
  • EGAN Associates
  • Executive Remuneration, Governance, Incentive Structures

With regulators threatening to more closely scrutinise corporate culture, Directors will be looking to exercise all of the levers in their control to influence its development, including remuneration.

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