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11 February 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Royal commission likely to impact finance product distribution

The royal commission’s final recommendations on financial intermediaries could significantly affect major financial product distribution, a market ...

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Underestimate Millennial investors at your own risk

A new report has shown that the millennial generation will be an investment force to be reckoned with as they build their careers and inherit the baby ...

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ASIC, UK authorities team up for Brexit

ASIC has cautioned Australian financial service licence holders of the potential impacts of Brexit, with the watchdog to work with the UK Financial ...

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Finance industry remains top breached sector

The Finance Industry for the fourth consecutive quarter is among the top three industry sectors by notifiable breaches.  The Notifiable Data ...

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Complaints authority appoints new lead ombudsman

The Australian Financial Complaints Authority has appointed Mr Geoff Browne to be its inaugural lead ombudsman for small business.  Mr Browne was ...

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Aus Unity Office Fund profit down 50%

Australian Unity Office Fund has seen its statutory net profit drop by 50 per cent in the first half of FY19, becoming $13.1 million from $26.3 ...

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Dividends show strong global growth

Last year showed strong growth for dividends across developed markets despite global share markets falling heavily in the last quarter, according to ...

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‘Better times ahead’ for CBA post-Hayne

Analysts have predicted a positive outlook the Commonwealth Bank of Australia as it moves through the aftermath of the Hayne royal commission

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Shareholders’ role missed by royal commission

The part played by shareholders in company culture and misconduct within the major financial institutions was neglected by the royal commission in its ...

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NAB CEO and chairman to step down

NAB chief executive Andrew Thorburn and chairman Ken Henry have announced that they will be stepping down from their roles. In a statement to the ...

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