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15 May 2013 • By Chris Kennedy • 1 min read

Education changes may impact SMSF professionals

The SMSF Professionals’ Association of Australia (SPAA) has broadly welcomed the Budget changes around superannuation but has expressed concern over ...

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TASA registration handed Budget lifeline

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have received a $1.4 million federal Budget ...

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Guardian Advice hits 200 advisers, heeds ASIC warning

Suncorp-backed Guardian Advice says it currently has ‘around 200’ advisers and is aiming to hit the 300 mark by 2016, with the disclosure following ...

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Consumers placing more demand on data and technology

Providers of financial planning technology, such as investment platforms and planning software, will need to cater for a new breed of more engaged ...

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EQT asks for “level playing field” in TRU bid

Equity Trustees (EQT) has asked for a “level playing field” as it revises its bid for acquiring the Trust Company (TRU). In a letter to the TRU ...

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More evidence finance employees looking for an exit

Adding to already mounting evidence, an eFinancialCareers survey has pointed to movement within the finance industry, as employees remain dissatisfied

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Asset managers need greater ESG focus

Franklin Templeton has called on asset management groups to incorporate environmental, social and governance (ESG) analysis into responsible investing

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Opportunities available in emerging market debt

Emerging market (EM) debt offers opportunities to negate low yields in fixed income, according to Fidelity Worldwide Investment. Yield levels in ...

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Westpoint action discontinued

Proceedings against former Westpoint officers Norman Carey and Graeme Rundle have been discontinued following the emergence of a “relevant document”

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Kerr Neilson steps down as Platinum CIO

Kerr Neilson has stepped down as Platinum Asset Management’s chief investment officer, being replaced by long-time partner and co-founder Andrew ...

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