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28 March 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

EY boosting local finance law services

EY has appointed a superannuation and life insurance specialist as partner, financial services law, as part of its greater expansion of its legal ...

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Jamieson Coote Bonds expands Singapore team

Jamieson Coote Bonds has added portfolio manager to its Singapore office, who will be providing research and analysis for its domestic and global ...

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AMP director leaves board, Capital hires infrastructure adviser

AMP has seen its Audit Committee chairman step down as its Capital business gained a former Apple operations head as senior adviser to its ...

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Willis Towers Watson adds Sydney consultant

Willis Towers Watson has hired a consultant for its Sydney investments team, to be strengthen the team’s services in asset owner governance

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Avenir Capital boosts investment team

Australian boutique fund manager, Avenir Capital has appointed an equities analyst as an investment associate to its global investment team

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‘Meaningful change is the responsibility of financial institutions’ - ASIC

ASIC has put the onus on the financial institutions to create meaningful change in the industry following a turbulent 2018.  The chair of the ...

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ANZ claims it made ‘zero’ profit on super product 

The major bank has downplayed the impact to its bottom line of a super fund that was sold through branches before ASIC intervened. ANZ’s Smart ...

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Underperforming funds under the microscope

APRA has released its expectations of superannuation licensees and its areas of focus for the year ahead and have highlighted underperforming fund as ...

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2 large fund managers announce merger

Two of Australia's asset management firms have merged into a single business that will have a clear focus on client service.  SG Hiscock & ...

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Record-low bond yields likely to sink further

Australian bond yields have been predicted to slip even further before they can recover from already plunging to record lows. As of Wednesday, the ...

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