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Jean Dumas, Adrea

06 September 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Ardea adds to team with two new hires

Ardea Investment Management has announced new additions to its investment strategy team and its portfolio implementation team. The fixed income ...

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Find big opportunities in small firms: Investec

Specialist bank and asset manager Investec Australia has flagged Australia’s burgeoning entrepreneurial scene as an area of significant growth and ...

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Suncorp executes sale of life insurance business

TAL Dai-ichi has confirmed that it is purchasing the Australian arm of The Suncorp Group's life insurance business.   The agreement for TAL to ...

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Regaining trust 'not the regulator's job': APRA

The prudential regulator's chair has told industry leaders that the responsibility of regaining the public's trust in the financial sector ultimately ...

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BT launches new corporate super product

BT has launched a new digital-first corporate super product which will harness the digital capabilities of BT's Panorama platform. BT's new ...

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Consumer confidence bumps up 1 per cent

The last week has seen ANZ-Roy Morgan’s Australian Consumer Confidence Index rise by 1 per cent to 117.7, driven by positive sentiments around ...

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MLC, NULIS to face court over ‘fees for no service’

NAB entities NULIS and MLC Nominees are being taken to the Federal Court by the corporate regulators for charging superannuation members for services ...

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Managed Accounts appoints former ASIC exec to board

Managed Accounts Holdings has appointed former financial services lawyer and ASIC deputy executive director, financial services Pamela McAlister to ...

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CBA says breaking the law was an ‘honest mistake’

The nation’s biggest bank has rejected claims it broke the law, pointing to an obscure loophole in the Criminal Code and stating that it was ...

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SocGen expects to pay $1.9bn in fines

French banking giant Societe Generale expects penalties of $1.9 billion relating to its dispute with US authorities over international sanctions ...

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