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15 April 2015 • By • 1 min read

Investors want active management: survey

Australian investors are looking to increase their allocation to active management over the next 12 months, according to a survey conducted ...

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Suncorp names new CEO

Suncorp Group has appointed a new group chief executive and managing director to take the reins from current chief executive Patrick Snowball when he ...

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Aussie ETF industry hits $17.6bn

The ETF sector grew to $17.6 billion in funds under management (FUM) as of March 2015, up $700 million from February, according to the ...

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Invest outside super, urges Centuria Life

Possible changes to superannuation discussed in the Tax Discussion Paper and Intergenerational Report should make Australians think twice before they ...

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Europe regains attraction, says AB

Investors are being encouraged not to focus all their attention on the US as Europe is presenting a number of opportunities for them to capitalise, ...

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Trowbridge distances himself from FSC submission

Life Insurance and Advice Working Group (LIAWG) chair John Trowbridge has pointed to several key ways in which his report diverges from the FSC’s ...

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First Super offers members retail advice

Industry fund First Super has teamed up with non-aligned licensee Infocus Wealth Management to offer financial planning services to its 72,000 members

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Netwealth launches managed account service

Netwealth has launched a managed account offering which provides the opportunity for "automated investment management and monitoring". The managed ...

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Annuity recommendations increase in 2014

The number of financial planners recommending annuities to their clients increased by six per cent in 2014, up from 32 per cent in the previous year, ...

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Aussies 'grateful' for super, says survey

Although most Australians are not engaged with their superannuation, an overwhelming majority do not regret having their money locked up, a new survey ...

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