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03 August 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Super information 'incomplete' and 'confusing'

Information about superannuation funds is often poor or incomplete, making it difficult for even financially literate Australians to choose between ...

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Investors tap global equities for healthy returns

Australian asset managers, owners, and investors are focusing on offshore assets as they attempt to navigate the current climate of volatility and low ...

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'Single RE' model dissuading foreign investors

Australia’s unique approach to responsible entity (RE) arrangements is leading to both real and perceived conflicts of interest and is preventing ...

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AMP acquires accounting platform

SuperConcepts, the SMSF arm of AMP, has acquired Reckon's Desktop accounting platform for $2.5 million. The purchase comprises an initial payment ...

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Perpetual makes senior promotions

Perpetual Corporate Trustees has announced the promotions of Ms Vicki Riggio and Mr Phillip Blackmore to the roles of general manager management ...

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RBA cuts cash rate to 1.5 per cent

The Reserve Bank of Australia has made the decision to cut the cash rate following its August board meeting, reducing it by 25 basis points to 1

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Banks giving portfolios an ESG boost

Large-cap Australian equity funds with higher weightings to the financials sector tend to have higher sustainability ratings, according to Morningstar

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High yield still attractive after rally

The high-yield bond market is expected to go through a period of volatility following the recent rally, but Eaton Vance says the asset class is still ...

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'Wall of noise' obscuring investment opportunities

Market uncertainty is making for an increasingly difficult investment environment, according to T. Rowe Price – but ‘pockets of opportunity’ remain ...

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New chair for ASIC Markets Disciplinary Panel

The corporate regulator has announced the new chair of its Markets Disciplinary Panel. Shaw and Partners deputy chief executive Simon Gray has been ...

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