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Kathy Vincent

27 June 2019 • By Adrian Flores • 1 min read

FSC appoints new board member

The Financial Services Council has brought on a BT general manager with 25 years of experience in the financial sector to its board. In a ...

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Copycat class action launched against wealth firm

Another major Australian law firm has launched a copycat class action against AMP related to its superannuation fees.  Slater and Gordon filed a ...

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Super funds projected to cut return targets

Around one-quarter of MySuper funds have reduced their investment return goals during the last three years, with more likely to follow due to rising ...

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Fraud volume increasing globally: KPMG

A global KPMG survey into fraud has found that, around the globe, banks are experiencing an increase in fraudulent activity with most losses ...

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Royal commission continues to be an unprecedented disaster for AMP

The jury is still out at Morningstar on whether new management can deliver a wide range of remedial actions in the wake of AMP’s royal commission ...

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AstuteWheel expands into regtech

Fintech provider AstuteWheel has launched a third-generation software that includes a regtech solution for advisers. AstuteWheel managing director ...

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Investment regulation levy predicted to rise 32%

ASIC has released its indicative industry levies for the 2018-19 financial year, baring that the investment management and superannuation sector could ...

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Investors urge G20 leaders to step up climate change ambition

Australian super funds are among the 477 investors urging G20 leaders to step up their ambition on climate change and enact stronger policies

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Superannuation class action filed against AMP

Slater and Gordon today filed a class action against AMP on behalf of over 2 million Australians.  The class action is the second to be filed by ...

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Investment roles to be disrupted

Almost half or 48 per cent of investment professionals expect their role to be significantly different or non-existent within the next five to 10 ...

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