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KPMG grows wealth management arm

14 July 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

KPMG grows wealth management arm

KPMG has announced the appointment of Maryanne Scroggie to its wealth management division. Ms Scroggie makes the move from UniSuper, where she was ...

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New board director for ME Bank

Former finance lawyer and Order of Australia recipient Cheryl Bart has been appointed as a director of the ME Bank board. Ms Bart – who started her ...

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IFM expands debt team

Global fund manager IFM Investors has named Joseph Braun associate director of North American debt investments. Mr Braun was previously associate ...

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DMP names new executive  

DMP Asset Management has appointed former ANZ executive Angus Graham to the role of executive manager, sales. Mr Graham, who was previously ANZ’s ...

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New additions for Bennelong Funds Management

Boutique manager Bennelong Funds Management has named Vicki Allen and Lincoln McMahon as the newest additions to its board. Both Ms Allen and Mr ...

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AAA downgrade won’t be ‘the end of the world’

A downgrade of Australia’s sovereign credit rating now appears inevitable, says BlackRock – but it’s not something investors should “lie awake at ...

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NAB merges superannuation funds

NAB has announced the merger of five of its superannuation funds, creating a $70 billion retail fund that will be known as the MLC Super Fund

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Global growth lower than expected: SSGA

State Street Global Advisors has downgraded its growth forecasts for two major economies following sub-par growth in the past six months

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Portfolio diversity key to managing political risk

Fund manager Lifeplan has warned political risk should be a “significant consideration” when Australians make investment decisions

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Rising government debt ‘worrisome’, says HSBC

Australia’s current fiscal policy is “on the wrong path” and changes are needed to ensure public debt remains manageable, according to HSBC

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