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BT, BT Group Licensees, Madison Financial Group, Annick Donat, Tony Hartley

09 March 2017 • By • 1 min read

Madison Financial name former BT exec as CEO

Former BT Group Licensees head of licensee development Annick Donat has been appointed as chief executive officer of Madison Financial Group

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Banks are ‘fiercely competitive’: Westpac CEO

The creation of a specialised ACCC unit focused solely on banking competition would be “unnecessary” given the plethora of inquiries into the topic, ...

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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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