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Standard Life Investments expands to Singapore

20 October 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Standard Life Investments expands to Singapore

Asset management firm Standard Life Investments (SLI) has announced the launch of a new Singapore-based team, led by new Singapore chief executive ...

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Fidelity appoints Australian MD

Fidelity International has named Alva Devoy as the company’s new managing director for Australia, assuming responsibility for its global investment ...

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New chief executive for Tyro Payments

Tyro Payments has announced the appointment of a new chief executive, with company founder Jost Stollmann to continue in his executive director role

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Foreign debt could haunt Australia: S&P Global

Australia’s high level of foreign indebtedness represents a “very large vulnerability” for the major banks and the economy as a whole, says S&P ...

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Mortgage returns weighing on bank dividends

If the major banks continue to compete heavily on mortgage pricing they could soon be under pressure to cut dividends, according to a new JP Morgan ...

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Strong quarter for super funds: Chant West

Australian superannuation funds have reported solid growth for the first quarter of the new financial year, according to Chant West. The median ...

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ASIC review taskforce membership announced

The government has revealed the terms of reference for the ASIC Enforcement Review Taskforce along with its membership. The ASIC Enforcement Review ...

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Lack of scale hurting planning sector

As many as one in seven financial planning firms are still using manual invoicing systems, according to a new benchmarking report by Macquarie

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ACSI continues push for board diversity

Directors of ASX200 companies have been warned by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) that they will face votes against them if ...

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Equities bull market ‘not finished yet’: Citi

The next 15 per cent pullback in global equity markets should be viewed as an opportunity rather than the end of a seven-year bull market, says Citi

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