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07 April 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Asia ex-Japan the new ‘investment destination’

Asia ex-Japan is rapidly replacing global emerging markets as the asset allocation destination of choice for institutional investors, says Mirae Asset

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Super funds below $2bn should merge: Rice Warner

Superannuation funds with less than $2 billion in funds under management or fewer than 100,000 members should merge, says Rice Warner. Rice Warner ...

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ASIC reports on emerging market issuers

Companies from emerging markets looking to raise capital in Australia are more likely to have a 'stop' order placed upon them by ASIC than ...

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APRA can't curb house prices: Moody's

New regulatory measures from ASIC and APRA are unlikely to stop the “upward pressure” on house prices, according to Moody’s Investor Service

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Australian Unity Trustees creates philanthropy role

Australian Unity Trustees has appointed Caroline Whitby to a newly introduced leadership role aimed at managing the business’ philanthropic work

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Wingate grows distribution team

Wingate Asset Management has announced an expansion of its distribution team with two new appointments, including new national head of business ...

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APRA boss flags more ‘tactical’ changes

APRA “can and will do more” to contain the housing market following the regulator’s announcement it will limit interest-only loans to 30 per cent of ...

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Platform market grows 6.6% in 2016

The retail platform market grew $45.7 billion to $733 billion in the year to 31 December 2016, with BT Financial Group maintaining its position as the ...

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Early super release ‘wrong solution’ for housing

Giving young Australians early access to their super to finance a house purchase would do nothing to address the underlying problem, says the ...

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'Sharp' Chinese downturn on the cards

Investors should be cautious of the perceived strength in China’s economy as further monetary tightening could trigger an unexpected downturn, says ...

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