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16 March 2012 • By • 1 min read

Investorfirst CFO resigns

The chief financial officer at Investorfirst has tendered his resignation.Ariel Sivikofsky has resigned from his position as chief operating officer ...

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Senior figures join Altius investment committee

Don Stammer, Tony Fitzgerald and Wayne Jarman have been appointed to the asset manager's investment committee.Altius Asset Management (Altius) has ...

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Claims against Salisbury planner resolved

The bulk of client claims against a banned financial adviser have now been settled with costly consequences.The majority of client claims against ...

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Super trustees must take on more independents: Deloitte

The country's regulation authority is proposing that non-aligned board members will lift the governance standards of super funds.The trustee boards of ...

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Aberdeen changes allocation to include high yield

Aberdeen identifies high-yield and corporate bonds as key investment areas for fixed income.Aberdeen Asset Management (Aberdeen) has changed its fixed ...

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Advice industry supports FOFA grace period

Industry bodies say one-year transition period reduces costs and boosts chances of getting FOFA changes right the first time.Financial advice and ...

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Prescott presses on with expansion

Prescott Securities is pushing ahead with plans for expansion following the appointment of chief executive John Nantes.Prescott Securities ...

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Frontier expands analyst team

Frontier Investment Consulting has expanded its team with three new analyst appointmentsFrontier Investment Consulting has appointed three new ...

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Unloved stock market faces resistance

Australia's benchmark index should be at 5000, but it won't happen anytime soon, Russell Investments' Andrew Pease says.Australia's stock market was ...

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Shorten confirms soft FOFA launch

Compliance with FOFA reforms will be voluntary until 1 July 2013, Financial Service Minister Bill Shorten says.Australia's financial advice ...

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