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22 January 2018 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

BTIM well placed for coming 'headwinds'

The 2011 acquisition of J O Hambro has left BT Investment Management favourably positioned compared to its peers in an “increasingly challenged” ...

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Developed, emerging markets gap to widen: Nikko AM

The growth gap between emerging markets and developing markets is set to widen further in 2018, says Nikko Asset Management. According to a note by ...

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ASIC sounds warning on death nominations

The corporate regulator has warned Australian financial services licensees about failing to meet requirements and thereby taking shortcuts when ...

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SMSF returns in line with APRA funds: ATO

The ATO has released the latest SMSF data, which shows that self-managed funds returned 2.9 per cent throughout 2015–16, the same return achieved by ...

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AFMA economist heads to US Studies Centre

The University of Sydney’s United States Studies Centre (USSC) has appointed a former Australian Financial Markets Association economist to direct ...

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Netwealth FUA hits $15.4bn

Netwealth has reported a 13 per cent increase in funds under administration (FUA) for the December 2017 quarter following its successful listing on ...

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ASIC can use royal commission evidence: Dentons

ASIC and APRA will be able to use evidence collected by the upcoming royal commission to ban individuals from the industry, warns law firm Dentons

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ATO watching cryptocurrency boom closely

Growing interest in cryptocurrencies by unsophisticated investors is likely to attract the intense scrutiny of the Australian Taxation Office, says ...

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Softer property could weaken Aussie equities

Although global equity markets are looking strong for 2018, local equities may be hurt by troughs in the domestic property market, says Tribeca ...

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Super funds finish the year up 10.8%

The median growth super option ended 2017 with a return of 10.8 per cent, with AustralianSuper leading the way with 13.6 per cent, according to Chant ...

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