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TAL chief executive joins FSC board

04 February 2016 • By • 1 min read

TAL chief executive joins FSC board

The group chief executive and managing director of life insurer TAL, Brett Clark, has been elected to the board of the FSC. Mr Clark takes up the ...

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ANZ to outsource Oasis platform

ANZ has announced it will begin outsourcing most of its Oasis platform services to Macquarie Investment Management Limited. In a statement, the ...

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Volatility not going away soon: Triple3

Investors should strap themselves in for a year of "episodic volatility" with "choppy price action" throughout most of 2016, says Triple3 Partners

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CBA compensation bill doubles to $2 million

The Commonwealth Bank has more than doubled the amount of compensation offered to customers who received bad advice, bringing up the total amount paid ...

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Push towards alternative assets continues

Almost one quarter of global pension fund assets are now invested in alternative assets, according to a new report by Willis Towers Watson

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Bank of Japan easing to 'dominate markets'

The Bank of Japan's (BOJ's) unexpected decision to adopt negative interest rates will dominate investment markets for the next week, says Instreet ...

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GBST confirms 'T+2' readiness

Securities transaction software provider GBST has announced it is prepared for the T+2 ASX settlement regime, which has a target date of 7 March 2016

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Planners driving platform innovation: Investment Trends

Helping financial planners improve business efficiency and growth has been a significant driver of platform providers making enhancements to their ...

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Local Government Super expands DIY options

Local Government Super (LGS) has added 15 new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its 'do-it-yourself' investment option. Local Government Super chief ...

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RBA keeps rates on hold in February

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the official cash rate 'on hold' at 2 per cent at its first meeting of 2016. The RBA's decision to keep the ...

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