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24 February 2017 • By • 1 min read

Software M&A to take off in 2017

Software and services is set to be the “hottest sector” for mergers and acquisitions in 2017, according to Right Click Capital. The company’s ...

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Insight hires head of adviser distribution

Former PM Capital head of distribution Rob Thompson has joined BNY Mellon-owned fund manager Insight Investment in a similar role. Rob Thompson has ...

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Stafford Capital Partners grows team

Private markets investment firm Stafford Capital Partners has announced a number of new appointments, including Michelle Ewart as head of business ...

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New director at BNY Mellon IM

BNY Mellon Investment Management has appointed Denis Gambi as its director of institutional business for Australia. Mr Gambi has worked in the ...

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‘Tremendous’ growth in EM e-commerce

Emerging market e-commerce companies tend to have structural advantages that give them “growth you can’t find anywhere else in the world”, says Janus ...

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CIPRs likely to benefit industry funds: Tria

The introduction of Comprehensive Income Products for Retirement could help industry funds retain members who would have otherwise gone to retail ...

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IRESS profit up 7% in 2016

Financial services software company IRESS has recorded a net profit of $59.5 million for the 2016 calendar year. Profit for the year ending 31 ...

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Private equity returns pick up in Q3

The private equity sector saw a decline in activity in the third quarter of 2016, but its returns are beginning to improve, according State Street ...

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Global fintech investment halves in 2016

Global investment in fintech companies has seen an almost 50 per cent year-on-year decline, but the Australian fintech sector has seemingly bucked the ...

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US tax reforms unlikely in 2018: Pimco

An “increasingly partisan” US Congress makes President Donald Trump’s tax reforms unlikely to pass before 2018, according to Pimco

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