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10 February 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Unamended FOFA would 'end up in court'

The practical operation of the 'best interests' duty for financial planners will end up being determined by the court system unless the final ...

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Morgan Stanley integrates institutional and wealth

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Australia has appointed a new chief executive, in a move that will see greater integration between its institutional ...

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RBA upgrades domestic economic growth

The Reserve Bank of Australia has upgraded domestic economic growth alongside its latest inflation forecasts, while Perpetual Investments has ...

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Mortgage broking a feasible bolt-on: planners

A significant majority of financial planners believe it is feasible to offer mortgage broking services, a new report has found. A report by ...

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European PE on the rise: SL Capital Partners

A volatile 2013 for European private equity (PE) ended positively with a pipeline of deals expected to drive the sector in 2014, according to SL ...

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Look beyond cash for yield: Market Vectors

With interest rates expected to remain low throughout 2014, investors with large allocations in cash need to look for alternative options to avoid the ...

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No regulation without evidence: Cbus

The chief executive of construction sector industry fund Cbus has called for a moratorium on the regulation of superannuation unless there is “firm ...

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Sinodinos targets ‘union power’ in industry funds

Assistant Treasurer Arthur Sinodinos has listed limiting trade union influence on the industry superannuation sector as a top policy priority

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mFund to benefit platform providers: ASX

The soon-to-be-launched ASX managed fund settlement service, mFund, has already been embraced by more than a third of the retail funds management ...

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Federal Court freezes assets of Charterhill CEO

The Federal Court has frozen all assets owned by chartered accountant and Charterhill chief executive George Nowak. Following an application by ...

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