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06 March 2015 • By • 1 min read

Excess super contribution tax changes pass Senate

The Senate has passed provisions for the removal of "punitive tax rates" for excess super contributions, which the government says will provide a set ...

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2015 set for 'record' M&A activity

M&A activity is expected to be strong in 2015, with companies set to capitalise on "excellent conditions" in the Australian market, a new report ...

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Nikko AM poaches NAB Asset Management exec

Nikko Asset Management Australia has recruited NAB Asset Management's general manager of investment management as its new MD. Sam Hallinan will ...

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Prime Super appoints independent director

Prime Super has appointed Jacqueline Kelly to its board of directors as the fund restructures following its May 2014 merger with Health Industry Plan ...

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IQ Group hires new principal consultant

IQ Group has appointed John Shea as the principal consultant for its Queensland operations. The superannuation and wealth management consultancy ...

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Funds SA appoints chief executive

Funds SA has appointed former REST general manager of investments Jo Townsend as its new chief executive. Ms Townsend, who has 20 years of ...

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GBST names Americas boss

GBST Holdings has appointed Barry Raskin as the new chief executive of the company’s Americas business.  In a statement released by GBST, the ...

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'Unethical culture' threatening industry

The CFA Institute has identified poor ethical frameworks within financial services firms as a key obstacle to restoring consumer confidence

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Deflation fears overblown, says Altius AM

Negative bond yields in Europe are being driven by opportunistic investors rather than genuine long-term fears about global deflation, says Altius ...

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Asian insurers targeting commercial property

Asian insurance funds are set to become more active in the Australian commercial property market in coming months, Australian Unity has predicted

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