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31 July 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Investors settle in Provident class action

Slater and Gordon has agreed to settle its class action against collapsed debenture issuer Provident Capital on behalf of about 1,800 investors

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First State Super adds to investment committee

First State Super has announced that the chair of Platinum Asset Management, Michael Cole, has been appointed to the industry fund’s investment ...

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ASIC obtains court orders against Linchpin Capital

Dealer group owner Linchpin Capital has had a number of business restrictions placed upon it after ASIC obtained orders in the Federal Court

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IOOF can’t shake reputation risks: Morningstar

Record June quarter flows and good news about the ANZ acquisition have buoyed IOOF investors, but uncertainty about the royal commission remains, says ...

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Trade war to hit base metals: UBS

The impact of the US/China tit-for-tat trade war will most likely be felt by the base metals sector of the Australian stock market, says UBS

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Zuper launches digital super fund platform

Millennial-focused retail superannuation fund Zuper has created a platform that will allow members the option to invest in global trends and screen ...

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Qualitas appoints two new executives

Real estate investment manager Qualitas has hired a director of marketing and direct sales and a director of external affairs. In a statement, ...

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AMP cuts MySuper fees, accelerates remediation

AMP has announced it will reduce fees across its MySuper products, which will impact the company’s wealth management investment revenue by $50 million ...

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Third Australian Unity exec heads to Infocus

Former Australian Unity Personal Services chief executive Steve Davis has joined dealer group Infocus as chief commercial officer. The appointment ...

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UBS ‘very cautious’ on Australian banks

Australia is the only country to have its banking sector receive a ‘very cautious’ rating by UBS analysts. In UBS’ recently released Global Banks: ...

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