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07 July 2014 • By Scott Hodder • 1 min read

CBA response 'too little too late'

The Commonwealth Bank’s proposed actions to address fraud and misconduct within its financial planning division are “too little, too late”, says the ...

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Regional banks struggling against majors

Despite the benefits from a recovery in housing finance, lower funding costs and improving loan quality, the regional banks remain at a structural ...

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'Misleading' ISA claims under fire

The retail financial services industry has rejected claims by Industry Super Australia (ISA) that the amended FOFA reforms will see commissions return ...

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Investors must ‘think like central banks’

Investors should be reluctant to sell out of equities given that quantitative easing (QE) will be around for “much longer that most expect”, argues ...

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Active extension funds outperform: Zenith

Active extension funds produced strong results for the 12 months leading to 31 May 2014, according to a Zenith review of the Australian shares ...

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ASFA calls for lifetime contribution cap

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has recommended the government implement a lifetime contribution cap to prevent super ...

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AMP Capital adds to global listed real estate team

AMP Capital has made a number of appointments within its global listed real estate teams in London and Sydney. Matthew Hodgkins, who is currently ...

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Narev coy on remediation costs

CBA chief executive Ian Narev has refused to put a dollar figure on the bank’s Open Advice Review, but he promised shareholders it won’t be ‘material’

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Government welcomes CBA review

Finance minister and assistant treasurer Mathias Cormann has welcomed the Commonwealth Bank’s announcement of an open review program to compensate ...

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Aussie investor home bias ‘irrational’

A dominant focus on domestic assets is leading Australian investors to make “sub-optimal investment decisions” and neglect offshore opportunities, ...

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