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15 January 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Equip gains $190m corporate super

Equip has secured the $190 million superannuation benefits for more than 1,100 employees of air service provider, dnata. Based in Dubai, dnata ...

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Pressure mounts on RBA to cut rates

Another blowout in bank funding costs is adding to the pressure for an RBA rate cut, according to a leading forecaster. AMP Capital chief economist ...

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Gold ETF surges amid growing uncertainty

The ETF Securities GOLD ETF jumped 9.15 per cent in December as the S&P 500 fell 9.18 per cent and the ASX 200 declined. Investment markets ...

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iShares ETFs trading volume surpasses $7.3tn

BlackRock’s iShares have clocked a trading volume of more than $7.3 trillion for its ETFs in the US and Europe in 2018, an increase of 42 per cent ...

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‘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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