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13 April 2015 • By • 1 min read

Investors flock to ETFs in 2014

The number of Australians investing in ETFs has risen 46 per cent over the 12 months to October 2014, growing from 103,000 the previous year, new ...

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Look to overseas equity income: Capital Group

With 45 per cent of Australia's 2014 dividends flowing from the big banks and BHP, yield-hungry investors should start diversifying overseas, says ...

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Plenty of upside to global equities: Credit Suisse

Global equities will remain attractive throughout 2015 compared to other asset classes, says Credit Suisse. According to Credit Suisse’s 2Q 15 ...

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Value remains in UK equities

Although value is increasingly scarce in UK equities, building and airline sectors remain favourable, says Standard Life Investments. In the Q2 ...

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Trowbridge Report mimics FSC submission

The Financial Services Council’s submission to the Life Insurance and Advice Working Group closely resembles the final Trowbridge Report, ...

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Retirement incomes forum launched

A new committee chaired by prominent public servant Michael Keating has been tasked with investigating the adequacy and sustainability of the ...

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Govt proposes new tax system for MITs

The government has released draft legislation to cover a new tax system for managed investment trusts (MITs). According to a Treasury statement, ...

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Fintech start-ups issued AFSL warning

Fintech providers operating without an AFSL or credit licence (ACL) could find themselves in ASIC's crosshairs, warns commercial law firm The Fold

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Global listed property vulnerable to rate hikes

Global listed property continues to provide diversification and returns benefits, but it could be at risk if interest rates increase dramatically, ...

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'Yellenomics' losing its grip, says Pimco

Savvy investors should be watching equity and credit markets closely in order to take advantage of a future US Federal Reserve rate hike, says Pimco

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