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19 February 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

‘Advice-led’ IOOF stumbles on profit

IOOF’s aspirations to dominate Australian wealth management have taken a short-term hit as acquisition costs drag down its statutory net profit for ...

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Rating agencies disengaged from compliance

Only half of the six major Australian credit ratings agency boards are demonstrating proper engagement with compliance matters, ASIC has found

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New ASIC boss outlines priorities

New ASIC chairman James Shipton has outlined some of his top priorities, including professionalism within financial advice and a continuation of his ...

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Wells Fargo AM expands multi-asset team

US-based financial services firm Wells Fargo Asset Management has appointed two former senior members of Schroders’ multi-asset team. Former ...

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Actuaries Institute deputy CEO steps into top job

The deputy chief executive of the Actuaries Institute, Elayne Grace, has been promoted to chief executive. Elayne Grace moves into the new role ...

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Premium China Funds Management names new CEO

A former Australian Unity executive has been appointed chief executive at Premium China Funds Management. Paul Harding-Davis steps into the role ...

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Half of banks have no carbon target: report

Global banks are dragging their heels when it comes to meeting the Paris accord on climate change, according to a new report by institutional ...

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Market turbulence won’t slow growth: CQS

Australia stands to benefit from synchronised growth across the world and in China in particular despite the recent market volatility, according to ...

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AMP adds 31 low-cost funds to platforms

Thirty-one external manager products with low fees have been added to AMP’s suite of investment platforms. The listed financial services giant ...

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AFCA bill passes through Senate

Legislation to establish the one-stop shop dispute resolution body, the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, has passed the Senate

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