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16 October 2017 • By • 1 min read

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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AFCA a ‘game changer’, says O’Dwyer

Minister for Revenue and Financial Services Kelly O’Dwyer has strongly defended the government’s proposed Australian Financial Complaints Authority, ...

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Managed accounts a ‘one-in-20-year’ transition

Advice firms are undergoing a once-in-a-generation shift away from the non-discretionary investment management embodied by traditional wrap platforms, ...

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Fewer underperforming funds in 2017: Stockspot

The number of consistently underperforming superannuation and managed funds in Australia has fallen to 521, down from 638 in 2016, according to a new ...

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Equity Trustees makes UK acquisition

Equity Trustees has acquired 60 per cent of London-based Treasury Capital, a provider of fund governance services. Equity Trustees has established ...

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Suncorp appoints head of wealth intermediaries

Suncorp has appointed a permanent head of wealth and life intermediaries. Dan Waller has been named Suncorp's permanent head of wealth and life ...

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OnePath breaches had ‘consequences’: ANZ CEO

ANZ staff responsible for compliance breaches that led to $10.5 million in compensation being paid to OnePath clients have had their pay docked and ...

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Ignore the short-term ‘deluge of data’

Superannuation trustees should be unconcerned about short-term liquidity given the multi-decade investment timeframes of their members, says Aberdeen ...

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Political risk ‘eroding’ infrastructure investment

Within the span of a year, the number of investors ‘highly likely’ to invest in Australia fell from 94 per cent to 70 per cent, according to ...

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