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11 September 2014 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Super a 'low-growth road to hell'

Tria Investment Partners has questioned the superannuation industry's preoccupation with growing membership and assets under management

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High risk bonds returning to market: Aberdeen

Investors should be mindful of the risk they are taking with many of the weak bond structures of 2006 and 2007 now returning to the market, says ...

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Don't panic on financial sector: BetaShares

Investors should breathe easy on financial sector valuations despite the strong performance of the benchmark, says BetaShares chief economist David ...

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Companies can influence HFT of their own stocks

Research by the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre (CMCRC) has shed new light on high frequency and algorithmic trading. The research by ...

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ETF market cap surges 47.5 per cent

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced another strong year of growth. ETFs reached a market capitalisation of $12.3 billion, up 47.5 per ...

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Towers Watson names global manager research head

Towers Watson has made the internal appointment of Luba Nikulina to the position of global head of manager research. Ms Nikulina's promotion ...

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'Tough period' looms for asset managers

Investors and investment managers are set to face a 15-year period of low growth, high volatility, great uncertainty and low financial returns, UBS ...

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Give ASIC product intervention powers: TAL

In its second submission to the Financial System Inquiry, insurer TAL has argued ASIC should be given additional product intervention powers in order ...

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Managed funds adopt automation

Australian managed funds are transitioning away from fax-based communications to automated systems, which global fund transaction network Calastone ...

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Lazard talks up emerging market prospects

While a projection of Chinese growth at seven or eight per cent is unrealistic, according to Lazard Asset Management, this should not deter investors ...

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