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13 May 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Super emerges unscathed in 2015 Budget

The superannuation industry has welcomed the government's decision to resist 'tinkering' with Australia's retirement system in the 2015 federal Budget

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NAB commences $2.8bn retail bookbuild

NAB will look to raise $2.8 billion via a retail entitlements offer that begins today following the successful completion of a $2.7 billion ...

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UBS underweight equities – for now

The global market is likely to see heightened volatility in the short-term as a result of a confluence of macroeconomic factors, says UBS

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New money 'driving' ETF industry

The Australian exchange-traded fund industry has seen its 15th straight month of positive growth, reaching a high of $17.7 billion in funds under ...

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Women in Super announces inaugural scholarships

Superannuation industry association Women in Super has announced the recipients of the inaugural UNSW Business School/Australian Graduate School of ...

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Standard Bank Jersey appoints new CEO

The Jersey office of Standard Bank has appointed a new chief executive officer. Will Thorp, following a 14-year career at Standard Bank, has been ...

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Mixed outlook for Macquarie Group

Despite posting an impressive net profit last week, Macquarie Group has “no real competitive advantages” over its global investment banking peers, ...

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Findex appoints SSGA for advisory services

Findex Group has appointed State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) to provide tactical asset allocation and advisory services for the group's $15 billion ...

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'Wobbles' shouldn’t derail bull market

AMP Capital is running a higher allocation to cash at present, but the fund manager believes most of the current threats to global equity markets look ...

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Britain inches closer to EU exit

British Prime Minister David Cameron’s recent re-election and the Conservative party’s convincing win has ignited concern that Britain is poised to ...

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