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18 May 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Macquarie restructures to target HNWs

Macquarie will merge its private bank and private wealth divisions as part of a renewed focus on high-net-worth clients, resulting in some advisers ...

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Super board assessment a ‘blind spot’: APRA

Not all superannuation funds are adequately monitoring their directors' performance, an APRA review has found. In a letter addressed to registrable ...

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Allianz launches retirement incomes business

German financial services giant Allianz has announced it will deliver retirement income solutions to Australians alongside its subsidiary Pimco

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TCorp to expand investment business team

NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp) has announced changes and the creation of new roles in its investment business and executive leadership team

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Asset stewardship code unveiled by ACSI

The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has launched a stewardship code that lays out principles for voting activity, company ...

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First State Super CEO to retire

Industry fund First State Super’s chief executive Michael Dwyer will depart from his role at the end of November this year. In a statement, the ...

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AMP chief risk officer for advice departs

AMP's chief risk officer for advice is the latest executive to depart the embattled financial institution which is reeling from revelations from the ...

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Saxo Capital hires Australia markets strategist

Saxo Capital Markets has appointed former JB Markets client adviser Eleanor Creagh to the newly created role of Australia markets strategist

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Fund managers in for a ‘world of pain’

The funds management sector is facing lower margins and more competition for mandates as super funds “exercise their positional power” and manage ...

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‘There mightn’t be a price’ for AMP: Wilson

High-profile fund manager Geoff Wilson has suggested it may never make sense to invest in AMP – no matter how low the embattled company's share price ...

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