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07 June 2012 • By Reporter • 1 min read

More ETCs gain ASX listing

Ten exchange-traded commodities have been listed on the ASX, allowing investors to gain direct exposure to the sector.Australia's exchange-traded fund ...

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Adviser asset class knowledge needs work

Advisers need a better understanding of asset classes and their correlations, a director of a privately-owned advisory firm says.Financial advisers ...

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Agri-investors graze in long paddock

Cheap, unsustainably-sourced agricultural products still dominate the market, so allocations need to be hedged in more ways than one.Sustainable ...

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Tech investments pulled in contradictory directions

Platform providers locally and in the UK are having to provide bespoke and scalable solutions, as well as deliver efficiencies.  Technology ...

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Bank account not needed for closed SMSFs

SMSF trustees who wind up their fund need not wait for confirmation of the process to close the associated bank account.The Australian Taxation ...

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Evidence against Trio's Flader insufficient: ASIC

ASIC has revealed there is not enough evidence to take action against Trio's Jack Flader, however, it is exploring new avenues regarding the ARP ...

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New Austock board cuts costs

Austock has begun cost-cutting action after the sale of its securities business could result in multi-million-dollar losses for the group

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ASIC working on clearer ETF labels

The corporate regulator is continuing to work on greater clarity for the different types of exchange-traded products to avoid investor ...

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Platform fee cuts at high end unlikely

Platforms servicing the higher-end market are not making any fee reductions and any move seems unlikely, a simpleWrap director says

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Provision of scaled advice to rise: report

The provision of scaled advice within Australia's financial services industry is likely to increase substantially by 2016/17.Australia's financial ...

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