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14 February 2018 • By • 1 min read

Legg Mason to launch ETFs with BetaShares

Legg Mason and BetaShares will launch a suite of active ETFs as part of a new “long-term strategic partnership”. The partnership will see a number ...

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IOOF takes stake in Grow Super

IOOF has acquired a minority stake in digital superannuation fund Grow Super. IOOF and Grow Super have entered into a “strategic partnership” that ...

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SuperConcepts acquires More Super

AMP-owned SMSF administrator SuperConcepts has acquired its competitor More Super. SMSF administrator SuperConcepts has announced the acquisition ...

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NAB Financial Planning appoints state manager

Adrian De Silva has been appointed as the general manager of NAB Financial Planning for South Australia, Western Australian and the Northern Territory

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No legal barriers for royal commission witnesses

Commissioner Kenneth Hayne QC has confirmed he will take a very dim view of institutions that seek “legal redress” against whistle-blowers providing ...

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City of London courts Aussie fund managers

The UK is “open for business” in the post-Brexit era, the 690th lord mayor of the City of London has told Australian investment managers

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RBA governor talks down rate rises

Record high levels of household debt mean the RBA will not be hiking any time soon, says governor Philip Lowe. Speaking at the A50 Economic Forum ...

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IFM Investors appoints COO

IFM Investors has appointed Lounarda David to the newly created position of chief operations officer. Lounarda David has been appointed as chief ...

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GSFM appoints new investment consultant

Grant Samuel Funds Management (GSFM) has announced that it has appointed Stephen Miller to the role of investment consultant.  As the investment ...

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Violent offenders could lose super

Court-ordered debts of violent criminals could soon be paid out of their superannuation, but IOOF says the idea will need “careful consideration”

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