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15 November 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Bond super cycle 'likely over': AMP Capital

The election of pro-fiscal stimulus Donald Trump may be the final piece in the puzzle that reverses the 35-year bull market super cycle in bonds, says ...

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Resources to benefit from Trump victory

Donald Trump’s victory at the polls last week could support resource prices, particularly metals, according to Terra Capital. In a note to ...

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Fund manager capacity no predictor of returns

There is no reason to believe small fund managers will perform better than larger managers, or vice versa, a new study has found. A new Centre for ...

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Demand for annuities up 30%, says CFS

Flows into annuity products on Colonial First State's platforms increased by 30 per cent during the six months to September 2016. Financial ...

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Board directors getting older: ACSI

The average age of non-executive directors on the boards of ASX 100 companies has increased over the past 15 years, says the Australian Council of ...

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'Lifestyle risk' biggest threat for super members

Superannuation funds may need to shift their focus from longevity risk to ‘lifestyle risk’ under the government’s proposed objective for the ...

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‘Vigilant’ APRA watching excessive risk-taking

APRA has issued a warning to financial organisations that are gradually ramping up risk to compensate for below-average profits. Speaking at ...

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Take a 'balanced view' on Trump win

Investors need to look past the downside risks and take a balanced view of markets following Donald Trump’s victory at the polls last week, according ...

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New boss for IOOF dealer group

IOOF-owned Bridges Financial Services has announced Nathan Stanton as its permanent chief executive, responsible for leading more than 200 financial ...

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Australians in the dark on super tax changes

Almost one-third of Australians surveyed by ASFA reported they had 'no idea' about the government's proposed changes to the taxation of superannuation

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