Parliament of Victoria - Inquiry into Key Competitive Advantages in Victoria's Financial Services Sector

Inquiry into Key Competitive Advantages in Victoria's Financial Services Sector

Submissions

: Created: Tuesday, 06 October 2009 15:49; Last Updated: Tuesday, 06 October 2009 15:49

Section 28(8) of the Parliamentary Committees Act 2003 provides for any person to make a written submission to the Committee.

Submissions for this inquiry are now closed.

Submission	Name of Individual/Organisation	PDF
1	National Insurance Brokers Association of Victoria	216 KB
2	Osborne Group	338 KB
3	Nr Brian L Hamley AM	210 KB
4	Sandhurst Trustees Limited	86 KB
5	Professor Kevin Davis – Commonwealth Bank Chair of Finance and Director, Melbourne Centre for Financial Studies	701 KB
6	Vanguard Investments Australia Ltd	296 KB
7	National Stock Exchange of Australia	251 KB
8	State Trustees Ltd	278 KB
9	Australian Custodial Services Association	144 KB
10	Willis Australia Ltd	261 KB
11	GE Money	340 KB
12	Victorian Funds Management Corporation	212 KB
13	City of Melbourne	119 KB
14	Partner, McMahons National Lawyers	96 KB
15	Finance Sector Union of Australia	339 KB
16	Australian Finance Conference	75 KB
17	Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development	490 KB
18	Axiss Australia	805 KB

Terms of Reference

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The Terms of Reference were rescinded by Motion of the Legislative Assembly on 31 July 2008.

Terms of reference - received from the Legislative Assembly on 1 March 2007 - for inquiry, consideration and report no later than 31 July 2008 on the key competitive advantages underpinning the performance and growth in Victoria's financial services sector, particularly with regard to the sector's presence interstate, and recommend strategies to:

a. maintain this growth;
b. maximise employment opportunities from the sector's further expansion;
c. ensure the benefit of the sector's growth and operation are shared across the state; and
d. identify likely risks and impediments to the sector.