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07 September 2015 • By • 1 min read

Financial services failing women: report

As women gain greater financial confidence and independence, there is a significant opportunity for the financial services industry to help women grow ...

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More falls ahead for AUD, says AMP Capital

The Australian dollar is likely to fall further as concerns from China and the US continue to linger, says AMP Capital. AMP Capital's chief ...

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Global 'savings glut' to continue: Pimco

Investors are currently faced with a global "savings glut" in which the world’s desired savings exceeds total desired investments, according to Pimco

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CFS launches ‘managed risk’ funds

Colonial First State (CFS) has launched three hedged equities products that aim to smooth the ride for investors in the hope of keeping them invested ...

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BlackRock acquires FutureAdvisor

BlackRock has followed in the footsteps of Vanguard to become the second major US asset manager to enter the robo-advice market. FutureAdvisor, a ...

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Morningstar launches direct shares tool

Morningstar has launched a new tool aimed at financial planners and stock brokers for managing client direct share portfolios. The Morningstar ...

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Women to fall short of 'comfortable' retirement

Single women are unlikely to close the 'retirement gap' even with a lifetime of employer superannuation contributions, meaning many will not enjoy a ...

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Nikko AM appoints institutional business head

Nikko Asset Management Australia has named a new head of institutional business. Eddy Schipper has been appointed to the newly created role of ...

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Super has fallen short, says Murray

Australians are not getting enough value from the superannuation system considering the amount they have invested, argues Financial System Inquiry ...

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Future Fund moves to 20 per cent cash

The Future Fund has moved almost one-fifth of its portfolio into cash to reflect the fact that there is "not much fuel left in the global monetary ...

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