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02 August 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Wilson HTM rebrands to 'Wilsons'

Financial services provider Wilson HTM has undergone a significant rebrand and changed its name to Wilsons, following an organisational restructure

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FIIG hires middle-market executive

FIIG Securities has announced the appointment of former Western Union executive Mathew Simpson as the firm's new head of middle market. Mr Simpson ...

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'Poor' earnings season ahead, warns UBS

The 2015-16 reporting season is likely to see the Australian market deliver its second consecutive year of negative earnings, says UBS, although the ...

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Appetite for infrastructure ramping up: survey

Two thirds of institutional investors intend to increase their allocation to infrastructure assets over the next three to five years, according to a ...

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Investors 'unrealistic' about future income

Investors around the world hold unrealistic expectations about the level of income and long-term returns their investments will produce, according to ...

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Policy risk threatening Chinese growth, says AB

Chinese authorities' lack of decisiveness when it comes to policy reform could exacerbate the country's slowdown, says AllianceBernstein (AB)

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Social media can reach HNW clients: report

More than one third of wealth managers are failing to communicate with high-net-worth (HNW) clients effectively via social media, according to a ...

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$1.6m super cap 'must be implemented'

The government must go ahead and limit pension-phase assets to $1.6 million, argues SuperRatings, but the research house is less convinced about other ...

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AMP Capital China Growth Fund to be wound up

Unitholders in AMP Capital's China Growth Fund (AGF) voted at yesterday's extraordinary general meeting in favour of LIM Advisors’ resolution to wind ...

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Cagey US Fed keeps rates on hold

The US Federal Reserve has kept interest rates on hold once again, providing the market with little guidance in its July statement concerning future ...

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