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06 May 2016 • By • 1 min read

Managed investment trust reforms passed

The government has successfully passed a package of bills to implement the managed investment trust (MIT) reforms through the Senate. Commenting on ...

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New RBA governor announced

Dr Philip Lowe, the current deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, has been announced as governor Glenn Stevens' replacement

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New global head of debt for IFM Investors

IFM Investors has promoted from within to fill the recently vacated role of global head of debt investments. Rich Randall, who has been with IFM ...

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The perils of China's 'rapidly rising' debt

With a debt-to-GDP ratio of more than 250 per cent, China has very high levels of debt for a developing country – but the risk of a 'Minsky moment' ...

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Portfolio holdings disclosure deferred to July 2017

A key element of the Stronger Super reforms, the requirement for superannuation funds to disclose their portfolio holdings on their websites, has been ...

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Minimum drawdown rates 'about right': Treasury

Treasury has released the final report of its retirement income streams review, which found that the minimum drawdown rules for account-based pensions ...

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Centrepoint appoints non-executive director

Wealth management firm Centrepoint Alliance has named Hugh Robertson as an independent non-executive director of the board. In a statement to the ...

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Australian Unity progresses property fund IPO

Australian Unity will seek to raise up to $155 million if its plan to list its Australian Unity Office Property Fund on the ASX is successful

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Centuria Capital names new CFO

Centuria Capital Limited has appointed a new chief financial officer to focus on expanding the business. Simon Holt, who is taking up the role, has ...

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Cuts to super tax concessions 'counterproductive'

Last night’s federal budget reduced a number of super tax concessions, but the Financial Services Council has labelled the changes "counterproductive"

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