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18 January 2016 • By • 1 min read

Investors should ‘ride through’ volatility

Recent volatility should not cause investors to abandon their long-term investment strategies, says financial planning dealer group Infocus Wealth ...

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HUB24 doubles funds under administration

Platform provider HUB24's funds under administration (FUA) have hit $2.37 billion, following record inflows for the second quarter of 2015-16. In a ...

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Pillar appoints executive general manager

Pillar Administration has appointed a new executive general manager of organisational change, responsible for overseeing the business' transformation ...

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ETF industry to flourish in low-return world

Low-return expectations are pushing investors towards low cost and transparent investment options like exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to Van ...

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Pimco names executive vice president

Pimco has announced the appointment of a new executive vice president and portfolio manager of distressed credit. Lionel Laurant will take on the ...

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Late-cycle investing must be active: Man GLG

One quarter of global assets are now sitting in passive strategies, but there are structural and cyclical reasons for a shift back to active ...

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Chinese reform vital to avoid 'growth collapse'

Fiscal and monetary stimulus, in addition to structural reforms, will be central factors in determining China’s growth path in 2016, says Standard ...

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Unemployment steady at 5.8% in December

Unemployment figures surprised on the upside in December by remaining at 5.8 per cent, says HSBC Global Research. HSBC Global Research said the ...

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Bell Potter posts $22m full-year profit

Bell Potter has announced an unaudited full-year profit of $22 million, up 165 per cent on the 2014 calendar year. In an announcement to the ASX ...

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Emerging markets 'not all bad': Van Eck

Despite the volume of negative sentiment surrounding emerging markets, particularly China, Van Eck says it’s not all "doom and gloom" for the sector

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