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17 October 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

CBA reputation ‘tarnished’: Narev

CBA chief executive Ian Narev has spoken frankly about the importance of consumer trust, following revelations about poor financial advice within the ...

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Super infighting leaves members in the cold

Super fund members' interests are being ignored as retail and industry funds squabble about default super arrangements, argues Taxpayers Australia

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Former Bennelong CEO joins Wingate Group

Investment and advisory firm Wingate Group has appointed former Bennelong Funds Management chief executive Jarrod Brown as a director. Mr Brown’s ...

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Privatisation to drive global M&A

Mergers and acquisitions activity from international government privatisation is set to rise over the next 12 months, new research has found

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RBA wedded to Chinese growth

The strength of the Chinese economy will be the determining factor when the RBA finally hikes interest rates in 2015, says Principal Global Investors

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CFS deal ‘first of many’, says Challenger

The addition of Challenger’s annuity products to Colonial First State’s platforms is something of a coup for the firm – and further deals in the ...

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NAB closes in on Great Western sale

NAB has announced the final price of its US subsidiary Great Western Bank (GWB) will be US$18 per share ahead of the IPO. As announced on August ...

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Future Fund posts 14.3 per cent return

The Future Fund provided its members with a return of 14.3 per cent for the 2013/2014 financial year, putting the value of the fund at $102 ...

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FSC and ISA debate default super

The Financial Services Council (FSC) and Industry Super Australia (ISA) have butted heads over default superannuation at a National Press Club debate

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Falling Aussie dollar 'mixed': AMP Capital

The fall of the Australian dollar has both good and bad implications for investors and the Australian economy, says AMP Capital chief economist Shane ...

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