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13 June 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Managed account 'turf war' underway

Niche platform providers are competing fiercely on price for managed account services, says netwealth executive director Matthew Heine

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CUA laments bank-owned distribution

Credit Union Australia has lashed out at the lack of transparent ownership in financial services, as it prepares to sell its financial planning arm to ...

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ASX looks to boost equity options volume

The ASX is rolling out a retail investor education campaign on the use of equity options aimed at increasing the exchange’s “clip of the ticket”

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Blue Sky raises $60m for IPO

Blue Sky Alternative Investments has raised more than $60 million in an initial public offering (IPO) of its Alternatives Access Fund. The ...

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NZ signs FATCA agreement with US

The United States and New Zealand have signed an inter-governmental agreement (IGA) to implement the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FACTA) in New ...

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Maxim AM rebrands following acquisition

Maxim Asset Management has been rebranded as Folkestone Maxim Asset Management following its acquisition by Folkestone. InvestorDaily reported in ...

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Murray caught up in retirement ‘zeitgeist’

David Murray’s Financial System Inquiry (FSI) may have started out about the funding of the economy, but it is now ‘skewed’ towards retirement income, ...

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Life insurance profits slump

The beleaguered life industry registered a net profit of $2 billion for the year to 31 March, down more than one third on the previous year, according ...

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Mining employers back FSC campaign

The Resource Industry Employer Group has joined the Financial Services Council’s (FSC’s) campaign to have default superannuation removed from modern ...

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Hyperion cautions investors on IPOs

Investors must focus on fundamental analysis when investing in initial public offers (IPOs) and avoid getting “carried away with positive market ...

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