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16 March 2017 • By • 1 min read

Wealth products failing Gen Y, says KPMG

Existing financial products are not well suited to the needs and goals of professionals born between the early 1980s and the late 1990s, new research ...

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Look beyond 'mega caps', says SSGA

Looking beyond the biggest 100 ‘mega cap’ companies in the MSCI World Index has a number of potential benefits for investors, according to State ...

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FIIG Securities grows research team

Fixed income broker FIIG Securities has appointed Mary Anne Low and John Manning as credit research directors with the company. Ms Low joins the ...

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Banks can withstand a housing downturn: RBA

Macroprudential measures enacted since 2014 have put the four major banks in a position to cope with any future falls in house prices, according to ...

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Dutch election could have 'knock-on effects'

The outcome of the imminent Dutch elections could influence the popularity of extreme right wing parties across Europe, according to a UNSW academic

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MW Lomax makes US-backed acquisition

Following its partnership with US wealth management firm Focus Financial, Melbourne financial advice boutique MW Lomax has expanded its “geographic ...

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Early super release won't fix housing, says FSC

Suggestions by the government that early access to super could be part of a May Budget package on housing affordability have drawn a sharp rebuke from ...

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New institutional business head at Grant Samuel

Former Franklin Templeton Investments institutional sales senior manager Charles Levinge has been appointed by Grant Samuel Funds Management as the ...

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Solid ratings for Legg Mason bond funds

Zenith Investment Partners has given a rating of at least ‘recommended’ to three of global asset manager Legg Mason’s bond funds. Both the Legg ...

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Focus on individual equities, says Nikko AM

Equity investors should devote themselves to specific companies rather than get caught up in macroeconomic trends, says Nikko Asset Management

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