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26 August 2015 • By Taylee Lewis • 1 min read

Don't undermine SG charge: Cbus

Industry fund Cbus has taken exception to the government's proposal to reduce the 'harshness' of the superannuation guarantee (SG) charge for ...

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Asset managers must adapt to 'in-housing'

Australian asset managers have to develop solutions and reassess their business models as more institutional clients move their portfolio management ...

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OneVue reduces loss in 2014-15

Platform provider OneVue has reduced its net loss for the year end 30 June 2015 to $220,000 from $5.23 million for the previous financial ...

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Corporate advisory firm backs SelfWealth

Corporate advisory firm Pitt Capital has invested $3 million in peer-to-peer investment platform SelfWealth, bringing the fintech company’s most ...

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Industry on track for T+2 settlement deadline

The custody industry will begin testing the new T+2 settlement regime in coming weeks ahead of the ASX's proposed start date of 7 March 2016, says the ...

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Kinetic Super CEO departs

Kinetic Super has announced that chief executive Megan Bolton has "stepped down" after seven years in the role. In a statement released on Friday ...

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Equity Trustees adopts Calastone network

Equity Trustees has implemented Calastone’s global fund transaction network service in order to streamline its unit registry administration ...

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QSuper names new boss

Industry fund QSuper has appointed a new chief executive to commence in the role on 26 October 2015. Michael Pennisi, the firm’s current chief ...

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Blue Sky reports $10.4m profit

Blue Sky Alternative Investments has reported a 68 per cent increase in net profit after tax, coming in at $10.4 million for the year ending 30 June ...

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Rates to remain low for 'several years'

While the "self-sustaining" economic recovery in the US will soon drive interest rates higher there, the Reserve Bank of Australia is unlikely to ...

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