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28 January 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

ASIC accepts EU from BNP Paribas

The corporate regulator has accepted an enforceable undertaking from BNP Paribas in relation to 'potential' misconduct in relation to the bank bill ...

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Henderson appoints non-executive director

Henderson Group has appointed Angela Seymour-Jackson as a non-executive director of the Henderson board, effective 23 January 2014. Ms ...

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MySuper failing on fund comparison: CareSuper

Despite the best efforts of the previous government, the MySuper regime has failed to achieve a “fair comparison of funds”, according to CareSuper ...

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Bennelong launches ASX200 long/short fund

Bennelong Funds Management has launched a new ASX200 long/short fund, following the soft closure of the firm's ASX100 market neutral strategy to new ...

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Rubik to acquire commission software business

Rubik has continued to build out its financial advice software COIN with a non-binding agreement to purchase revenue and commission software business ...

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Hedge funds increasingly attractive: UBS

A reasonable return outlook and low volatility make hedge funds increasingly attractive in 2014, according to UBS. In its new strategic asset ...

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Mortgage trusts experience ‘modest flows’

While few conventional mortgage trusts have remained open post-GFC, those remaining trusts have begun receiving modest fund flows in 2013, according ...

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Legalsuper secures three-year insurance deal

Industry superannuation fund legalsuper has negotiated a three-year premium freeze with its insurer OnePath, after conducting a review last year

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Industry funds lagging on technology: QMV

Industry superannuation funds are lagging badly behind their retail counterparts on the technology front – and they will soon come to regret it, says ...

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AAT 'rocket docket' to benefit finance industry

The Administrative Appeals Tribunal's (AAT's) proposal to reduce the time it takes to appeal regulatory decisions could benefit the financial services ...

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