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14 September 2016 • By • 1 min read

Australian Unity adds SMAs to platform

Australian Unity Personal Financial Services (AUPFS) has added three multi-asset managed portfolios to its Federation Alliance platform

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Australian LIC sector set to grow

Australia’s listed investment company (LIC) pipeline is set to grow with the launch of several more companies slated for this year, according to ...

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Demand for global equity products rising: Lonsec

Investors' growing desire for offshore exposure is driving an increase in global equity products being issued by fund managers, Lonsec Research has ...

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Capital rules won't hurt Aussie major banks

APRA has indicated a willingness to 'bend the rules' when it comes to the Basel III capital requirements to ensure they do not affect Australia's ...

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JP Morgan retains custody mandate

JP Morgan has announced the firm's reappointment as SIX Securities Services’ direct custody and clearance (DCC) provider for Australia and New Zealand

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Banking and wealth inseparable: NAB

The creation of $70 billion retail super fund MLC Super is the culmination of a new strategy at NAB to "reorganise itself around the customer", the ...

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Macro trends could boost M&A: AllianceBernstein

Economic conditions the world over could set the stage for an increase in mergers and acquisitions, according to AllianceBernstein (AB)

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More to retirement adequacy than super

While superannuation is the primary area of focus in retirement adequacy discussions, it only accounts for just over half of average gross wealth for ...

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Saxo to launch digital bond trading technology

Saxo Capital Markets has announced the launch of a digital trading service for corporate and government bonds across global markets. The service, ...

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Dividend obsession is a 'myth', says CFS

The notion that fund managers are somehow hindering the expansion of Australian companies by demanding ever-higher dividends is a “myth”, argues ...

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