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22 May 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Super assets hit $2 trillion

The total pool of superannuation assets in Australia reached $2 trillion on 31 March 2015, up 14.3 per cent on the previous year, according to the ...

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BT recruits former Genesys firms

A number of Genesys Wealth Advisers member firms have joined BT Select, with more than 20 financial advisers leaving the AMP network despite lucrative ...

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MoneyGram fined by AUSTRAC

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) has issued the largest fine in its history to remittance provider MoneyGram

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Alternatives sector key to returns: Perpetual

Investors are increasingly looking to alternatives in the effort to secure above inflation returns in a low-growth world, says Perpetual

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Pension changes to middle-income earners: ISA

The proposed changes to the age pension in the federal Budget would have the heaviest impact on average income earners, says Industry Super Australia

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Australian exporters to benefit from Indian growth

India’s positive growth forecast could be good news for Australia’s iron ore exporters, says UBS. According to UBS, the Indian economy is expected ...

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Statewide Super names acting CEO

The South Australian industry fund has made its COO the fund's acting chief executive following the departure of John O’Flaherty on 1 May

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Acorns Grow Australia appoints COO

The Australian arm of US savings and investment app Acorns Grow has appointed a former RBS investment banker as its chief operating officer

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ANZ names new Philippines CEO

ANZ has appointed a new chief executive to its Philippines office. Peter Chan will head up ANZ Philippines from 1 June 2015, reporting to managing ...

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APRA publishes superannuation stats

APRA has released new industry-wide data about super performance to coincide with the release of a letter to trustees about the confidentiality of ...

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