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21 January 2015 • By Aleks Vickovich • 1 min read

Hub24 signs seven new licensees

Platform provider Hub24 has pointed to new business from seven licensees as one of a number of factors in driving funds under administration and ...

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Insync responds to Swiss policy changes

Boutique fund manager Insync is increasing its exposure to a range of Swiss stocks with the rapid increase in the Swiss Franc currency improving ...

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REI Super reappoints Ibbotson Associates

Industry super fund REI Super has reappointed Ibbotson Associates Australia as implemented investment consultant for a further three years

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LGS expands investment committee

Local Government Super has announced that two additional members have been appointed to its investment committee.   Edgehaven Pty Ltd principal ...

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Macquarie predicts 20pc profit jump

The Macquarie Group has upgraded its expected profit guidance in response to favourable global market conditions, with Morningstar suggesting ...

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Insto investors rethink real assets

While many institutional investors are underweight real assets, BlackRock anticipates a growing number will embrace real estate, commodities and ...

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Regulatory burden hits platform expenditure

Investment platform providers are still spending significant portions of their product development budgets on compliance, new research from Investment ...

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Sunsuper names new distribution head

Public-offer fund Sunsuper has announced a new head of retail distribution and advice, recruiting a senior executive from the Association of Financial ...

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MyState poaches Deloitte executive

Banking and wealth management group MyState has appointed Deloitte partner of risk services and financial advisory, David Harradine, as chief ...

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ETF industry to end 2015 at $21–23bn

BetaShares has forecast the Australian ETF industry will continue to grow at 50 per cent throughout 2015, hitting $21–23 billion by year end

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