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14 December 2010 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Property risk tolerance higher in 2011

Investors are likely to look beyond core property in the new year.The risk appetite of property investors is set to rise in 2011, which will lead to ...

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Magnitude's Potts departs for ipac

BT Financial Group has experienced yet another executive exit with the head of its Magnitude dealer group departing for a rival.Deborah Potts has left ...

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Future focused dealer groups gain traction

Planning networks assisting advisers through the current reforms will be better positioned for the future.Dealer groups that can effectively guide ...

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Nearly 200 SMSFs made non-complying

The ATO made 185 self-managed super funds non-complying in the year to June 2010.The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) said it had to make 185 ...

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RI appoints head of advice

RI Advice Group has appointed Guyon Cates to the newly-created position of head of advice.Cates' appointment comes as the group undergoes a minor ...

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IPOs in Asia Pacific reach record levels

IPOs in the Asia Pacific have reached record levels, particularly over the last quarter of 2010.There have been a record number of initial public ...

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Multiport adds yearly service

Self-managed super fund (SMSF) administration specialist firm Multiport has added a new service to its operations.The new service for the Axa Asia ...

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AUI to raise capital for Property fund

Australian Unity Investments (AUI) has undertaken a capital raising exercise for its Diversified Property Fund.The manager is looking to raise up to ...

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Goldman Sachs fund rating reinstated

Standard & Poor's Fund Services (S&P) has reinstated its three-star rating on the Goldman Sachs Income Plus Wholesale Fund.The fund was put on ...

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JB Global opens Chindia fund

Australian investment manager JB Global has launched a new India and China investment for retail, self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) and ...

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