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14 June 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Evans Dixon CEO resigns to salvage US fund

Investment firm Evans Dixon has commenced a restructure of its management, with its chief executive to drop his current position and focus instead on ...

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UK fintech launches in Aus

UK neobank Revolut has rolled out its beta launch in Australia with around 20,000 consumers on the waitlist to try out the fintech. The company is ...

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ANZ caves on ‘fees for no service’ issue

The major bank has complied with the court enforceable undertaking entered into with ASIC in March 2018 regarding fees for no service. ANZ entered ...

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Cashwerkz added to Agility Connect

Cashwerkz has been integrated with Agility Applications’ Connect solution, making the investment platform now available to 175 financial services ...

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John Bridgeman could finally secure pirate fund

Investment manager John Bridgeman could be about to take over troubled Brisbane fund Benjamin Hornigold, following the resignation of all of the ...

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Impact investing to boost charities sector

The full potential of impact investing is not being realised, according to the Community Council for Australia, with the responsible investing market ...

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Aus ETFs near $50bn

Australia’s ETF sector ended May at a high of $48.7 billion in funds under management, with all of its monthly growth coming from net inflows, ...

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CBA offloads advice group for $2.5m

Australia’s largest bank has confirmed that it will sell a major advice dealer group with 359 advisers for $2.5 million.  Together with a special ...

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JP Morgan secures $2bn custody mandate

Neuberger Berman has appointed JP Morgan to provide custodial and fund administration services to the asset manager’s $2 billion of Australian ...

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ADI capital benchmarks to have little impact on borrowers

The head of the prudential regulator does not expect APRA’s “unquestionably strong” capital benchmarks to have much of an impact on borrowers

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