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16 June 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Second active ETF set to list on ASX

K2 Asset Management is seeking ASX quotation for an active exchange-traded global equities fund, following in the footsteps of Magellan earlier this ...

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Challenger signs distribution deal with AAS

Superannuation administration provider AAS has entered into an agreement that will see Challenger's annuity products made available to industry super ...

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Aura Group acquires financial planning boutique

Corporate advisory firm Aura Group has taken a majority stake in Sydney-based self-licensed financial planning business Accountable Financial Group

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OneVue teams up with Fat Prophets

Platform provider OneVue has continued its expansion into the retail market, signing a deal with financial services company Fat Prophets to deliver a ...

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SCT Logistics launches $85m bond issue

FIIG Securities has overseen a $75–$85 million bond issue on behalf of transport and logistics company SCT Logistics. SCT Logistic's bond issuance ...

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EY and UTS form analytics partnership

Ernst and Young (EY) and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have formed a financial services analytics alliance. EY and UTS have partnered ...

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Former Perennial boss joins Qualitas

Real estate investment manager Qualitas has appointed a former Perennial Investment Partners chief executive to its board as a non-executive chair

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Centuria Life appoints BDM - June 2015

The investment bond division of Centuria Capital, Centuria Life, has appointed a new business development manager. Centuria Life has appointed ...

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Reduce super tax to 12 per cent, says Rice Warner

Rice Warner has recommended a uniform tax rate of 12 per cent across the earnings of accumulation and pension accounts in its response to the ...

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No 'mysticism' to currency: First Quadrant

Currency markets are less arcane than investors might think, and they can be used as "weather vanes" for macro phenomena, says First Quadrant

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