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16 February 2012 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

Trustees trend towards cash

SMSF report notes a significant increase in the number of bets placed in the cash portfolio. Trustees are looking to cash as a risk reduction ...

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ANZ firms up succession plan

ANZ CEO Mike Smith says new appointments support succession planning and the bank's super-regional strategy.Australia and New Zealand Banking ...

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SPAA against audit report timing relief

Proposed amendments to the rules governing SMSF audit reports have been labelled unworkable by SPAA. The Self-Managed Super Fund Professionals' ...

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QIC names Damien Frawley new chief

BlackRock Australia chief to lead the $60.2 billion institutional investment manager.Institutional investment manager QIC has named Damien Frawley as ...

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Planner exits, consolidation to rise: FSC

Australia's financial services sector is likely to face further challenges in 2012, the FSC's chief says.Australia's financial advisory and ...

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Investors should look at absolute return

Investors should consider a risk-based approach and look for new strategies as volatility is expected to continue in 2012.Investors should adopt a ...

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MLC launches accounting licence service

MLC has formed a dedicated accounting business unit.MLC is securing a foothold in the accounting space by setting up a dedicated team to help ...

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FOFA impact statements fall short: OBPR

A number of regulatory impact statements on FOFA failed to meet best practice standards, according to the Office of Best Practice Regulation

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Proposed LRBA regulations problematic

The proposed amended treatment of LRBAs has considerable implications for their future operation.The proposed amendments to the Corporations ...

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SMSF consultant faces criminal charges

A Sydney-based SMSF consultant has faced court over charges linked to $250,000 of clients' money.A self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) consultant ...

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