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10 March 2014 • By • 1 min read

Unconstrained fixed income set for growth: Zenith

Unconstrained fixed income funds have experienced strong growth in the past 12 months, with the category receiving the greatest number of new fund ...

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Ukraine crisis hurting emerging markets: Threadneedle

The fallout from the Ukrainian crisis has largely been confined to emerging market debt, emerging market equity and commodities, according to ...

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MDA delay 'makes sense': Crystal Wealth

The news that ASIC intends to delay its changes to the regulation of managed discretionary accounts (MDAs) has been welcomed by some in the industry – ...

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CBA eyes $18.2bn lost super pool

The Commonwealth Bank is looking to get its hands on a portion of the $18.2 billion in superannuation currently held by the ATO with the launch of ...

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Bitcoin bank hits ATO roadblock

Australian web tech company HotwirePE is determined to launch “the world’s first bitcoin bank” despite “difficult” dealings with the ATO, according to ...

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Four super funds facing $14m law suit

Sunsuper, LUCRF, HESTA and the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (a trustee of Military Super) are defending a $14 million law suit in the ...

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Westpac seeks to raise $500m in debt

Westpac has released an offer of subordinated notes to wholesale investors and is aiming to raise around $500 million. The subordinated notes ...

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Look to Europe for fixed income: AllianceBernstein

Risk-averse investors who avoid emerging markets and Europe may be missing out on attractive opportunities, according to AllianceBernstein

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ASIC puts MDA changes on hold

A leaked document has revealed ASIC’s decision to defer its proposed changes to the regulation of managed discretionary accounts (MDAs)

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Active managers eyeing ETFs with caution

Active investment managers and the big banks they are aligned with are concerned about ETFs ‘cannibalising’ their market share, according to ...

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