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02 May 2014 • By • 1 min read

No stopping Aussie 'love affair' with property

Australian investors continue to demonstrate a strong bias towards property, with the average investor allocating the highest proportion of assets to ...

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ATO confirms dividend washing ban

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued a public ruling confirming its anti-avoidance legislation applies to dividend washing arrangements

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CBA chief information officer resigns

The Commonwealth Bank will look to make an internal replacement following the resignation of its chief information officer. CBA chief executive Ian ...

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FSC rejects super ‘cross-sell’ claims

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has hit back at claims by Industry Super Australia (ISA) that bank-owned super funds can incentivise employers to ...

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Target M&A 'facilitators': Credit Suisse

Australian investors should consider tilting their portfolios towards companies that benefit from increasing merger and acquisition activity, says ...

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Gonski steps into ANZ chairmanship

Veteran businessman David Gonski has begun his tenure as chairman of ANZ Bank. The appointment coincides with the retirement of former chairman ...

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Barclays defends bonus culture

Concerns by some of Barclays' largest shareholders about ever-increasing bonuses have been played down by the bank, which insists it must pay more to ...

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Satisfaction with advice hits seven-year high

Satisfaction with financial advice climbed to its highest level since 2007, according to a Lifeplan survey. The survey is conducted by Lifeplan and ...

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UBS backs US equities for growth

Investors should decrease their allocation to high-grade government bonds and increase their weighting to international equities, according to UBS ...

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BTIM records $83.1m half-year profit

BT Investment Management (BTIM) has generated a cash net profit after tax of $83.1 million for the half year ending 31 March 2014, a 143 per cent rise ...

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