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23 January 2014 • By James Mitchell and Nick Bendel • 1 min read

Oil prices to impact mortgage market

AMP Capital’s Dr Shane Oliver has suggested plummeting commodity prices and weak growth prospects will put downward pressure on borrowing rates in ...

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Investor appetite for small caps set to rise: Zurich

Increasing investor confidence for Australian large cap equities is likely to extend to small and medium caps during 2014, according to Zurich

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Global risk assets to grow in 2014: Standard Life

Stronger economic activity and corporate profits in 2014 should enable further expansion in risk assets such as equities and real estate, according to ...

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AMP adds to superannuation team

AMP has made three appointments to its newly-created insurance and superannuation team, headed by group executive Pauline Blight-Johnston

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Retail/industry performance gap set to widen

As retail superannuation funds move into indexing in order to keep fees low under the MySuper regime, industry funds are likely to pull even further ...

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Adviser debt crippling licensees: Synchron

Non-institutional financial planning licensee Synchron has explained the rationale behind its decision to pay authorised representatives on a daily ...

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Decimal to join ASX post acquisition

Cloud-based financial planning platform Decimal will join the Australian Securities Exchange following its acquisition by listed resources company ...

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ESG investment hits US$32 trillion: Standard Life

The number of signatories to the United Nations' six Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI) has been increasing significantly each year, ...

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Growth to moderate in 2014: Grant Samuel

Equities in 2014 will be a more earnings-driven market, suggesting returns will be far more moderate than in 2013, according to Grant Samuel Funds ...

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ASIC fines Citigroup $40,000

Citigroup Global Markets Australia has paid a $40,000 penalty issued by the Markets Disciplinary Panel for failing to demonstrate prudent risk ...

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