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17 April 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Treasury Group takes stake in ROC Partners

Treasury Group Limited has taken a 15 per cent stake in private equity and advice firm ROC Partners (ROC). ROC was recently formed in relation to a ...

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Third-party mortgage distribution publication launched

Sterling Publishing, publisher of InvestorDaily, has unveiled a new digital publication dedicated to the mortgage intermediary industry

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Super funds make small gains in first quarter

Australian superannuation funds eked out a small gain in the first quarter of 2014, with the median growth fund returning 0.9 per cent over the three ...

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RBA points to bond market recovery

Conditions for Australian bond issuers have improved in the past year, with lower-rated corporate bonds and the RMBS market seeing strong activity, ...

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Australian M&A activity up in Q1

Domestic merger and acquisition activity in Australia has been strong over the first three months of 2014 with the quarter generating $4

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FSC calls for higher pension age

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has called for the preservation age to be raised to 65 and for age pension eligibility to be tightened in line ...

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SMSF lobby calls for AFSL changes

The SMSF Professionals' Association of Australia (SPAA) has called for a greater distinction between 'independent' and 'restricted' advice as part of ...

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Global equities overpriced: Morningstar

While global economic sentiment has improved, valuations within the international listed property and equity markets remain largely overpriced, ...

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Australian ETF investors get defensive 

Australian investors are seeking more “defensive” investments in fixed income ETFs and cash, with Australian equities “largely out of favour”, ...

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Praemium appoints director to board

Andre Carstens has been appointed as a director on Premium’s board, replacing Bruce Parncutt who has retired. Mr Carstens will become chairman of ...

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