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13 September 2010 • By Reporter • 1 min read

S&P withdraws ratings on three funds

Standard & Poor's Fund Services (S&P) has withdrawn the ratings on three funds at the request of their managers.The funds affected by the ...

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Realindex expands range

Colonial First State's index fund provider, Realindex Investments, will launch a new emerging markets index fund."Emerging markets would be an area ...

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Global property managers skip distributions

Most global property fund managers have not paid distributions for the 2010 financial year as they continue to be affected by currency losses, ...

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Retail investors push forex to US$4 trillion

Retail investors have pushed the foreign currency exchange market to US$4 trillion worth of transactions a day, according to a survey of the Bank of ...

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UBS fund put on hold after departure of CIO

S&P and Morningstar have put the UBS Property Securities Fund on hold after the departure of the New York-based chief investment officer of its ...

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Australians lack confidence in super

A significant number of Australians are unsure and concerned about the adequacy of their super.One in three Australians are completely clueless as to ...

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Decimal boosts staff to service advice sector

Decimal gears up to service its financial planning client base, hiring three senior staff to support the national rollout of its software

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Analysts mixed over NAB options

Market commentators are unsure whether NAB will go to the courts and appeal the ACCC's decision on its bid for Axa.Analysts are mixed over ...

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China poised to overtake US: Fidelity

China is on the brink of overtaking the US as the world's largest manufacturer in the next financial year, according to Fidelity.China is poised to ...

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Australian equities bias justified: State Street

There is good reason for Australians to continue their love affair with local stocks, according to a US economist.Australian investors' bias towards ...

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