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Contango grows legal team

08 September 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Contango grows legal team

Contango Asset Management has expanded its legal team with the appointment of Skye Radley as its new compliance and legal officer. Ms Radley was ...

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IQ Group creates managing principal role

Wealth management consultant IQ Group has appointed Regina Ugarte and Stuart Conboy to fill new managing principal roles. IQ Group has created a ...

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First draft of super legislation released

The government has released the first tranche of its draft superannuation legislation, which will enshrine the objective of the system and introduce a ...

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ASIC fines Morgan Stanley $123,750

Morgan Stanley has paid a $123,750 penalty fee to ASIC after being issued an infringement notice by the Markets Disciplinary Panel. The notice was ...

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Australian GDP growth hits four-year high

The Australian economy remains surprisingly resilient, growing at 3.3 per cent over the year to 30 June, according to yesterday's National ...

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Shipping finance offering ‘equity-like returns’

The current dislocation within shipping combined with the withdrawal of European banks from maritime finance has created an opportunity for ...

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Powerwrap launches real-time SMA

Platform provider Powerwrap has announced the launch of a new separately managed account model which operates in real-time. The new model will ...

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BNP Paribas Securities Services signs UN PRI

BNP Paribas Securities Services has signed the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Investment. The UN Principles for Responsible ...

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Vanguard hires new legal head

Former NAB executive Ashley Warmbrand has been named as Vanguard Australia’s new head of legal and compliance, commencing in October. Mr Warmbrand ...

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ING Direct to refund $5.38m in super fees

Living Super, ING Direct's super product, will compensate 24,500 of its members $5.38 million in fees after ASIC raised concerns about misleading ...

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