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01 May 2013 • By Chris Kennedy • 1 min read

CBA to close Whittaker Macnaught licence

Commonwealth Bank Wealth Management Advice will be closing 28-adviser group Whittaker Macnaught, effective 30 June.   The Queensland-based advice ...

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Vanguard doesn’t fear bond bubble

Investors should draw a point of difference between a bond bear market and an equity bear market or risk being misled by fears of a bond bubble, ...

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'Dubious' Trio response won't stop further fraud

Despite the government's belated response to the Trio Capital/Astarra fraud, further incidents are all but certain to occur, Tria Investment Partners ...

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Countplus acquisition model boosts succession planning

A new acquisition strategy outlined yesterday by Countplus will also make it easier for up and coming advisers and accountants to buy into the ...

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FPA flags adviser concerns in wake of Trio response

The Financial Planning Association (FPA) has raised concerns for "already struggling" financial advisers in relation to the government responses to ...

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Court winds up fraudulent investment scheme

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has announced it successfully applied to the Supreme Court of Queensland for three ...

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Government approves variations to APX licence

The government has approved a number of changes to the Asia Pacific Exchange (APX) that will permit the APX to commence operating in Australia

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Bonuses still prevalent in financial product space

Bonuses are holding up for financial services product development specialists, although salaries have plateaued over the past three years, according ...

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Coalition blasts Trio delay

The government has shown "a troubling lack of urgency and engagement" on the Trio collapse, Shadow Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation ...

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Insurers growing more optimistic

Insurers are willing to take on more portfolio risk than they were last year, according to a recent survey of leading chief investment officers (CIOs) ...

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