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15 January 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

‘Seismic shift’: Fund managers to change pricing models 

A number of investment managers will adopt fee models that reward investment managers for generating alpha, while others will charge no fees at all, ...

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Smart beta ETF take-up soaring

Investors are increasing their allocation towards smart beta ETFs opposed to market capitalisation and active strategies, according to VanEck

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Robo-advice growth a worldwide trend

A new survey reveals the robo-advisory is increasing in competition across both the Asia-Pacific and European markets. Research from data and ...

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Regulator welcomes PC report despite criticism

APRA has welcomed the Productivity Commission’s final report into the super system despite the commission criticising the regulator’s role

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Ignore neobank hype says mutual bank

An alternative to the big banks already exists and it isn’t in neobanks according to the chief executive of a mutual bank. Heritage Bank chief ...

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Failed IPOs and ‘sceptical’ tech floats weigh on ASX

Capital raising conditions have deteriorated since the Aussie bull market peaked in August last year, presenting a series of challenges for ...

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Magellan trumps Platinum in volatile second half 

The two fund managers saw stark differences in their performance over the latter half of 2018 as financial markets grew increasingly volatile

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Hagger lands CEO role with mining magnate 

Aussie billionaire Andrew Forrest has hired former banker Andrew Hagger, who left NAB late last year after being grilled at the Hayne royal commission

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Productivity Commission doubles down on Super ‘best in show’

The Productivity Commissions final report into Australians superannuation system has doubled down on its call for a top 10 list of super funds despite ...

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Billions to be wiped from banks’ value by franking credit change

A new report has warned that billions of dollars could be wiped from the value of the big four banks if Labor’s proposed franking credit change goes ...

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