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21 February 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Ausbil launches active dividend income fund

Investment house Ausbil has established its new Active Dividend Income Fund, with an aim to generate higher dividend income that is paid to investors ...

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NAB hands CEO $1m payout

The National Australia Bank has arranged for outgoing chief executive Andrew Thorburn to receive a $1 million payout as well as confirm arrangements ...

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More financial firms facing shareholder backlash

Investment managers and superannuation funds are increasingly voting contrary to the recommendations of their proxy advisers as the number of company ...

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Netwealth profit up 21%

The specialist platform provider has posted an underlying net profit after tax of $17 million for the half year to 31 December 2018. Netwealth saw ...

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Schwartz backs Macquarie alumni’s new Hong Kong-based fund

Three founding members of Macquarie’s Asian Listed Equities division have established Stonehorn Global Partners and launched the Hong Kong-based ...

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IOOF profit rises by 6%

IOOF has generated strong results for the first half despite the shake up from the royal commission and a drop in earnings, with its underlying net ...

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Labor to introduce royal commission bills

Labor is set to introduce three private member bills into Parliament that will implement key recommendations of the royal commission.  Despite ...

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Centuria launches investment bonds vehicle

Centuria Life, part of specialist investment manager Centuria Capital Group, has gone to market with its new investment bonds offering, Centuria ...

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ASIC responds to royal commission recommendations

The corporate regulator has today provided an update on how it will implement a number of recommendations made by the royal commission. ASIC said ...

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Bank of Queensland downgrades, cites regulatory cost hike

Bank of Queensland is now expecting its earnings for the half year ending 28 February 1H19 to drop by up to 10 per cent from 1H18, citing a number of ...

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