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11 November 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Hartzer regrets exiting financial advice

Westpac CEO Brian Hartzer and CBA chief Matt Comyn shared their views on the future of wealth management during a parliamentary inquiry on Friday

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Julia Gillard joins LeapFrog Investments

LeapFrog Investments has appointed former prime minister Julia Gillard to its Global Leadership Council (GLC). The GLC will provide strategic ...

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Rate cuts running out of steam: RBA

The RBA has acknowledged that there’s not much juice left in rate cuts, but forecasts an improvement in economic conditions. The RBA’s Statement on ...

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Australian Ethical blasts ‘bizarre’ Morrison boycott crackdown

Australian Ethical has slammed Scott Morrison for having a short-term electoral cycle focus and disregarding the work funds are doing to invest for ...

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Allianz to manage TMF claims

Allianz Australia has been appointed by icare as a claims manager for the Treasury Managed Fund (TMF) scheme from 1 January 2020. This appointment is ...

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APRA releases superannuation data update plan

APRA has launched a multi-year project to update the breadth, depth and quality of its superannuation data collection. The regulator’s ...

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‘Inappropriate time’ to sell MLC, says NAB boss

NAB chief executive Philip Chronican has hinted at a potential ASX listing for MLC but said now is not the right time to off-load the wealth business

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AIA in top 20 companies leading strategic transformation

Life insurer AIA has been named one of only 20 companies to have achieved the highest impact business transformations over the last decade

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Global economy looking up

There is good reason to expect a pick-up in global growth over the next 12 months, according to AMP chief economist Shane Oliver. While Mr Oliver ...

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Private banks, stockbrokers warned to expand services or lose HNWs

Aussie high-net-worth investors are growing increasingly dissatisfied with private banks and stockbrokers, with a market researcher commenting the ...

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