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21 September 2012 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

Inflow to property picks up

Inflows into property investment has picked up in line with improved investor confidence, the Property Funds Association says.Inflows into listed and ...

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SMSF growth a positive for industry: Westover

A leader in the superannuation sector has labelled the sustained growth of SMSFs as a positive outcome for the industry.Institute of ...

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Banking execs create industry oath

A number of industry executives have decided to tackle the banking and financial sector's reputational issues by devising an oath.Members of ...

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Investment exposure key to super challenge: Tucker

MLC chief highlights challenges to Australia's retirement sector and how wider investment classes could provide avenues for superannuation ...

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Sydney as hub is 'misconceived'

The idea that Sydney would be a bricks-and-mortar financial hub is wrong.The idea that Sydney could be a physical bricks-and-mortar hub for Asian ...

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Global macro, ETFs drive correlations higher

In highly correlated markets, it's becoming harder to stand out from the crowd, so opportunities abound for individual company selection

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Investors demand EM exposure minus volatility

Capital International has launched a new emerging market fund in response to investor demand for emerging market exposure without volatility

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Formal MIS dispute measures needed: ASIC

ASIC has called for industry feedback on an MIS consultation paper that proposes, among other things, the introduction of formal dispute ...

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IPA rejects APESB's advice standard

The IPA has filed a submission with the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board over its proposed financial planning services standard, ...

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Fidelity warns on shorter, sharper cycles

While equities have taken a beating, they are a better bet than bonds or property as developed markets debate whether to inflate or deflate their way ...

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