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12 July 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

AustralianSuper hits $100 billion

Industry super fund AustralianSuper now has total funds under management exceeding $100 billion. The fund has returned just over 50 per cent over ...

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High tracking error vital for downturn protection

Actively managed funds need to have a higher level of tracking error to minimise the impact of a market drawdown, according to State Street Global ...

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MLC adds new SMA option to platforms

The Antares Ex-20 Australian Equities separately managed account (SMA) has been added to two of MLC’s platforms, MLC Wrap and MLC Navigator

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IOOF dodges enforceable undertaking

Financial services firm IOOF has emerged from a 12-month ASIC investigation of allegations of insider trading and front-running without receiving ...

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Australia insulated from Italian bank risk

Italy's troubled banking sector is unlikely to have a direct influence on Australian markets, says AMP Capital. Speaking to InvestorDaily, AMP head ...

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UniSuper points to investment missteps

UniSuper has admitted to two investment decisions it regrets, but the fund maintains it got more right (and less wrong) than its peers in the 2015-16 ...

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Brexit won’t trigger another 'Lehman' crisis

The impact of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union will not cause a Lehman Brothers-like crisis, according to Principal Global Investors, ...

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Credit rating downgrade no disaster: UBS

The seemingly inevitable downgrade of Australia's sovereign credit rating from AAA to AA will not diminish the relative attractiveness of Australian ...

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S&P downgrades Australian outlook to 'negative'

Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings has downgraded Australia’s credit outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’, giving a one-in-three chance of a ratings ...

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June meeting exposes US Fed's uncertainty

The minutes of the US Federal Reserve’s June meeting reveal a central bank uncertain about where the world's largest economy is headed and unwilling ...

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