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01 June 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Brexit could hit financial services: CFSGAM

Companies within the UK financial services sector could be forced to relocate to mainland Europe if British voters decide to leave the European Union ...

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ClearView announces $50m capital raising

Financial services firm ClearView has announced it will raise $50 million via a capital raising to repay a CBA debt facility. "The directors also ...

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Self-employed falling behind on super: ASFA

Nearly one quarter of self-employed Australians have no superannuation, according to an Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) report

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Wealth management dividends to stay strong

With banks around the world beginning to cut their dividends, Columbia Threadneedle's global equity income fund has shifted its focus towards the ...

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Super cap 'administratively clumsy': KPMG

The government's proposed $1.6 million cap on superannuation pension accounts must include a "buffer" in order to be practicable, warns KPMG. In a ...

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Spheria Asset Management joins Pinnacle Group

Recently formed small and micro-cap manager Spheria Asset Management has joined Pinnacle Investment Management. Spheria Asset Management was set up ...

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Suncorp names chief information officer

Suncorp Group has appointed former MediBank Private executive general manager Sarah Harland as its new chief information officer. Ms Harland, who ...

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Centrepoint Alliance rolls out new investments

New portfolios created by Dimensional and Russell Investments have been added to Centrepoint Alliance's managed account solution, vMAPs

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MLC appoints head of advice partnerships

MLC has appointed Michael Downey as head of practice development across the company's financial planning division. In a statement, the firm said ...

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Banks 'well capitalised' to absorb shocks

With $19 billion of common equity capital raised in 2015, Australia's banks are well placed to absorb any "adverse shocks" as signs emerge that the ...

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