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07 August 2015 • By Taylee Lewis • 1 min read

Chinese banks dominate global rankings

Chinese banks account for four of the five largest banks in the world, after weakening currencies pushed both French and Japanese companies out of the ...

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REST CEO named fund executive of the year

AMP Capital and Fund Executives Association Limited (FEAL) have named REST chief executive Damian Hill the winner of the 2015 FEAL Fund Executive of ...

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ICA names general manager

The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has appointed a former ANZ executive as general manager of corporate services and company secretary

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Sunsuper’s CIO retires

Sunsuper is on the hunt for a new chief investment officer after David Hartley announced his retirement from the company today. Mr Hartley steps ...

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Focusing on fees 'breeds mediocrity'

Asset managers must develop a culture that embraces change, rather than falling into age-old industry practices that foster mediocrity, argues ...

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FSC calls for 12 per cent SG by 2022

Financial Services Council chief executive Sally Loane will today call for the superannuation guarantee (SG) to be increased to 12 per cent by 2022 – ...

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ASIC ups commitment to fintech industry

ASIC has boosted its commitment to the fintech industry, establishing a new advisory committee to help it engage with the sector.   ASIC’s ...

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UniSuper appoints new head of risk

A former ANZ and KPMG executive has joined UniSuper as head of risk and legal services. Ruby Yadav has been appointed as head of risk and legal ...

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Default super engagement improves, says CIFR

Australians are becoming more engaged with their super, with most investors choosing their fund provider or their investment option, says the Centre ...

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Investors must exit bank deposits: AMP Capital

Despite the official cash rate being kept on hold, investors still relying on bank deposits should reconsider their approach, says AMP Capital

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