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16 September 2015 • By • 1 min read

ANZ ETFS appoints new head

ANZ ETFS has appointed a new head of exchange-traded funds (ETFS) to be based in Sydney. Former Invesco Powershares executive Kris Walesby has been ...

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ANZ plays down Asia exposure

ANZ chief executive Mike Smith has moved to placate shareholders about the institutional banking arm's Asian exposure at default. ANZ released a ...

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Australia at risk if new GFC hits

As global markets become increasingly volatile, there is concern that if another global financial crisis eventuates Australia would be hard hit, says ...

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Reconsider tax solutions, super funds warned

Superannuation funds are likely to receive enhanced returns when opting for tax-managed centralised portfolio management over back-office custodial ...

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Vision Super reduces member fees

Industry fund Vision Super has reduced its management expense ratio by 42 per cent after successfully renegotiating the terms of its outsourced ...

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Alternatives protect against downturns: Man AHL

Recent market volatility has reinforced the need for investors to incorporate alternative investment strategies into their portfolios if risk is to be ...

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GBST appoints UK capital markets CEO

GBST has appointed a new chief executive to head its capital markets business in the UK. Ian Jack, who most recently served as the global head of ...

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Pension industry’s viability at stake, says EY

Pension industry stakeholders have been urged to collaborate further if the industry is to remain viable in the face of reform and changing consumer ...

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ANZ retail offer raises $720 million

ANZ has completed its share purchase plan (SPP) raising $720 million in new tier one capital, with the raising oversubscribed by $220 million

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Female fund managers a rare find

The representation of women in the US fund management industry is strikingly low with only 10 per cent of managers being female and running two per ...

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