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09 March 2017 • By • 1 min read

ASIC to target wealth management in 2017

ASIC will put a particular emphasis on the enforcement activities of its Wealth Management Project in the coming six months. In its enforcement ...

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Industry funds shifting focus to retirement

Industry funds have increased their presence in the pension market throughout the past two years, says Tria Investment Partners – while retail funds ...

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Mining investment could see further falls

Mining investment in Australia could continue to fall if current data trends continue, says BetaShares. While the consensus view is that the ...

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Eurozone break-up fears creating opportunities

Volatility in eurozone markets caused by a number of upcoming elections will present investors with buying opportunities, says AMP Capital

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AFA chief executive steps down

Association of Financial Advisers chief executive Brad Fox has left the top job, with a former Zurich executive set to replace him. According to a ...

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ANZ backs public breach reporting

ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott has given his in principle support for the public airing of ASIC breach reports and the naming of responsible ...

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Standard Life and Aberdeen AM to merge

Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management have reached an agreement on the terms of a recommended all-share merger. Under the terms of the ...

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ISA takes aim at major banks' corporate super

Industry Super Australia has accused three of Australia’s big four banks of selling retail super funds to consumers that significantly underperform ...

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Shareholders to vote on Hunter Hall LIC board

Hunter Hall Global Value shareholders will vote in April to decide the fate of the LIC’s current board directors. In a statement to the ASX, Hunter ...

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US rate hikes unlikely to affect long-dated bonds

Long-dated bonds are unlikely to be as badly affected by the likely US rate hikes as many investors expect, according to Jamieson Coote Bonds

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