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03 May 2016 • By • 1 min read

Acorns Grow to team up with industry funds

Micro investment firm Acorns Grow has unveiled plans to give users of its app the ability to make voluntary contributions to their industry ...

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Global infrastructure ETF launched on ASX

ETF provider VanEck Vectors has launched a new ETF that tracks the FTSE Developed Core Infrastructure 50/50 index, hedged into Australian dollars

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IFM Investors appoints chief economist

IFM Investors has appointed a former Bank of America Merrill Lynch economist to fill the newly created role of chief economist. Alex Joiner, who ...

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Aussie banks will remain strong: Moody's

The major Australian banks are likely to retain their strong credit profiles despite the "deteriorating operating environment" and upward revisions to ...

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Kinetic Super names new chief executive

Retail superannuation fund Kinetic Super has appointed a permanent replacement for long-term chief executive Megan Bolton who left the fund last year

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Netwealth inks $1b deal with Stanford Brown

Platform provider Netwealth will provide managed accounts services to the clients of boutique wealth management firm Stanford Brown. Netwealth said ...

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Future Super chooses OneVue for admin

Ethical superannuation fund Future Super has selected platform provider OneVue to handle its member administration services. Future Super – which ...

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MLC appoints general manager, advice

NAB has promoted Jasia Fabig to the new role of general manager at MLC Advice as it continues to build out the MLC advice business. Ms Fabig, who ...

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Windfalls not going to super, BT finds

Only 20 per cent of Australians say they would invest a $100,000 windfall in their superannuation, according to research by BT Financial Group

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ASIC backs whistleblowing research project

ASIC has written to more than 30,000 Australian companies encouraging them to take part in academic research focused on improving whistleblowing ...

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