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15 December 2011 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

Hub24 gains two dealer group partners

Hub24 has gained two more dealer group partners and expects to gain a further three in the first half of 2012.Investorfirst's investment and ...

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Mitsubishi attracted to AMP capabilities

Investment capabilities led Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation to forge a distribution deal with AMP Capital Investors

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Accountant faces 37 criminal charges

A Victorian accountant is facing 37 criminal charges relating to unregistered managed investment schemes.An ASIC investigaton has resulted in Mark ...

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Franklin Templeton expands Aust team

Franklin Templeton and wholly-owned Balanced Equity Management have announced five new hires.Franklin Templeton has bolstered its Australian ...

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OneVue builds its first consumer platform

OneVue has expanded into the medical profession and has received interest from other sectors.Platform provider OneVue is building its first ...

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Global managers show flight to quality

The end of the quarter will be marked by a move to safe havens, while the market shows pockets of value.The significant shift from equities to bonds ...

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Bradbury launches ETF consultancy

Advisers and dealer groups can use ETFs to sell value to clients as the market is set to grow rapidly.Former iShares Australia co-head Tim Bradbury ...

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Data protection a priority: Macquarie Life

More technological solutions are in the works following a new online application option.The protection of client data proved the most ...

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ASFA welcomes softer start to FOFA

Strong FOFA compliance will kick in a year later than scheduled, ASIC says.The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has welcomed ...

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Banks overpaid for wealth management

Wealth returns have consistently fallen short of bank returns, Nomura analysts say.Major banks have been paying premiums for wealth management ...

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