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10 August 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Hayne rejects NAB’s efforts to conceal documents

NAB’s efforts to have ASIC documents that list “suspected offending” by the bank kept private have been denied by royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne

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'Digitalisation' disrupting financial services

Most leaders in the financial services sector are feeling the winds of change caused by digitalisation – but many are also confident of how they ...

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Pinnacle launches new BNY Mellon IM fund

Pinnacle has partnered with BNY Mellon Investment Management to launch a global listed infrastructure yield fund. Australian investors will have ...

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ANZ execs join Zurich ahead of OnePath acquisition

Zurich will make significant changes to its Life and Investments leadership team and bring on ANZ executives in order to carry out its “dual strategy” ...

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Former Perpetual adviser hired by Zenith

Former Perpetual Private associate financial adviser James Damicoucas has been hired by Zenith Investment Partners as an analyst. In a statement, ...

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Suncorp offloads life business for $725m

Suncorp has signed a non-binding heads of agreement with TAL Dai-ichi Life Australia to sell its life insurance business for $725 million

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US gears up for second set of China tariffs

Following the implementation of US tariffs that kicked in 6 July, the office of the US Trade Representative has unveiled the final list of $16 billion ...

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Latin America can ‘insulate’ portfolios: Investec

Amid the escalating trade war between China and the US, investors can still find investment opportunities within the Latin American region, says ...

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Advice provisioning drags AMP profit down

AMP has taken a 75 per cent hit to its net profit for the first half of calendar 2018 after it revealed it was putting aside $290 million for advice ...

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Federal Court sides with ASIC against Linchpin

The Federal Court has accepted ASIC’s application that receivers be appointed to the property of Linchpin Capital and its unlicensed fund, Endeavour

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