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14 July 2015 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Global alternatives sector reaches US$6.3 trillion

The global alternatives sector accounted for US$6.3 trillion in assets under management (AUM) as at December 2014, according to new Towers Watson ...

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Liquidator appointed to boutique investment bank

ASIC has successfully applied to the Federal Court of Australia for a liquidator to be appointed for ASX-listed boutique investment bank Sino ...

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BT exec joins Brisbane wealth firm

Brisbane-based Arrive Wealth Management has appointed a former BT exec to the newly created head of investment strategy role. Felix Stephen who was ...

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Managed volatility fund added to Macquarie Wrap

AllianceBernstein's (AB's) Managed Volatility Equities Fund has been added to the Macquarie Wrap investment platform. The fund, which boasts of ...

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Super execs gloomy about long-term returns

The 10-year return targets of the default super sector are likely to be missed over the next decade, according to the "sobering" results of a new ...

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Industry funds partner with analytics firm

AustralianSuper, Cbus, HESTA and Hostplus are now using Empirics, a Link Group-owned technology company, to analyse member data. The four big ...

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Chinese slowdown a 'cause for concern'

While all eyes have been on the unfolding situation in Greece, it is China that poses the greatest threat to the global economy, says Standard Life ...

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SMSFs optimistic about retirement outcomes

Over two-thirds of SMSF trustees say they will achieve annual incomes of almost $100,000 per annum, according to a new study. The study, prepared ...

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Male-only boards in the firing line

The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has written to the "more than 30" companies listed on the ASX 200 with zero women on their ...

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Chinese equities crash a 'significant correction'

The 30 per cent fall in the Chinese sharemarket over the past month should be viewed as a "significant price correction" rather than an "ominous sign" ...

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