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17 October 2017 • By • 1 min read

New ASIC chair appointed

The government has appointed Harvard Law School executive director James Shipton as the new chair of ASIC, replacing outgoing chair Greg Medcraft

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ANZ to sell wealth business to IOOF

ANZ has reached an agreement to sell the pensions and investments divisions of OnePath to financial services firm IOOF. ANZ has announced that IOOF ...

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Praemium adds four managers to SMA

Praemium has added 16 new multi-asset models to its separately managed account (SMA), which now has $4.3 billion in funds under management. Wealth ...

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Bennelong launches second UK boutique

Bennelong Funds Management has signed up its second boutique fund manager in the UK as the Australian firm looks to expand its presence in the country

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CBA pledges to backdate remuneration changes

The Commonwealth Bank will amend its remuneration policies in an effort to meet the recommendations of the Sedgwick review by 2020. CBA has ...

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Shayne Elliott to chair ABA

The Australian Bankers’ Association has named ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott as the lobby group’s next chair. Mr Elliott will commence in the ...

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MCP Master Income Trust appoints Perpetual RE

Perpetual Corporate Trust has been named the responsible entity of Metrics Credit Partners’ Master Income Trust. The MCP Master Income Trust, which ...

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RBA to begin ‘top-down’ stress testing

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced it will conduct a series of “top-down” stress tests on Australia’s banking system. In its latest ...

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Sentinel Private Wealth enters EU

ASIC has accepted an enforceable undertaking from Brisbane-based Sentinel Private Wealth after the regulator found Sentinel provided poor advice

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Government should manage default super: Costello

Suggestions by former treasurer Peter Costello that the government should manage default superannuation have been decried by the industry as ...

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