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31 August 2012 • By Reporter • 1 min read

SFG posts $41.9m operating EBITDA

SFG Australia has delivered a strong result for its first full year of operation, off the back of merger synergies and new acquisitions

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APRA figures 'inadequate': FSC

APRA's data is 'not up to scratch', and is not up to the ABS' standard, says the Financial Services Council.Financial services are Australia's ...

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ClearView progresses with takeover offer

ClearView Wealth has entered into an agreement with CCP following a revised takeover offer.The board of ClearView Wealth has agreed to an ...

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Clime reports 52pc profit drop

Clime Investment Management has blamed challenging equity markets for a 52 per cent drop in profit.Clime Investment Management has reported a 52 ...

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Axa IM targets super funds with bond strategies

Axa IM has targeted Australian superannuation funds with its new corporate bond strategies.Axa Investment Managers (Axa IM) has devised corporate bond ...

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ETF structure gains adviser acceptance

ETFs are gaining traction with more advisers as they get comfortable with their structure, iShares' managing director says.The transparent ...

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BTFG launches adviser-dedicated website

BT Financial Group has created an adviser website to provide information on industry reforms and communicate the business's solutions.BT Financial ...

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After-tax universe expands

S&P/ASX indices and GBST Quant have joined forces to customise data for Russell Investments.The after-tax universe is expanding as Russell ...

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CIOs moderately upbeat: FSC index

A survey shows CIOs are bearish on fixed income, but bullish on equities.Chief investment officers in Australia are slightly ...

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No more adviser exits: Dixon Advisory

Dixon Advisory has not suffered any further exits from its network following departures last month.Dixon Advisory had not experienced any further ...

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