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20 August 2012 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Who pays for the first date?

To charge, or not to charge, that is the questionWhether 'tis nobler in the mind to sufferThe unpaid first-chat of outrageous clientsOr to take a ...

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Stephen Hayes joins CFSGAM

Stephen Hayes has returned to CFSGAM to take over from Andrew Nicholas as head of property securities.Colonial First State Global Asset Management ...

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APA raises bid on Hastings fund

APA has raised its bid on Hastings Diversified Utilities Fund and is prepared to waive a number of initial conditions.APA Group has increased its ...

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Longevity/annuities, poised for take-off

Increased life expectancy and the shift of baby boomers into retirement means the risk of investors outliving their fund has become a very real danger

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ASIC bans Lion Advantage chief executive

Financial services organisation Lion Advantage has had its AFS licence taken away by ASIC.ASIC has revoked the Australian financial services (AFS) ...

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Planning business numbers will fall: Centurion

Financial planning business numbers are expected to fall leading up to FOFA implementation, as smaller players merge with multi-ownersThe number of ...

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AMP posts $383m profit, expands footprint

Growth in profit and adviser numbers will allow AMP to further expand its advice footprint.AMP Limited's positive first half 2012 ...

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Investors treat alternative funds equally

Investors do not fully understand the alternative investment space and are relying on historical returns to pick funds.Australian investors are ...

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Managers prospect for shale returns

Fuel-hungry markets boost shales, but report warns on fugitive emissions.Fund managers are bullish on shale oil and gas, but an economist has warned ...

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Asset consultants lack risk skills: Milliman

Poor risk management skills demonstrated by asset consultants have been unhelpful to Australians entering retirement.Australians approaching ...

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