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03 November 2011 • By • 1 min read

ASIC withholds millions of Westpoint funds

Around $10 million of Westpoint investor funds remain with ASIC.ASIC is yet to decide whether it will release around $10 million of Westpoint investor ...

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Westpac to focus on bank-wealth links

Westpac intends to focus its next growth phase on stronger bank-wealth linkages.Westpac Group's 2011 full-year results highlight its retail and ...

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Majority continues support of SG increase

An industry report has revealed more than 50 per cent of Australians support an increase in the current superannuation guarantee level

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ASIC appoints administrator for MF Global

Brokers with three of Australia's big four banks have hit investors with margin calls after S&P and Fitch downgraded MF Global to ...

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FOFA risks leaving clients stranded

The government's 'reform fever' is sapping consumer confidence, IOOF's Michael Carter says.The federal government risks creating a Qantas-like ...

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OneVue eyes minority shareholder

OneVue has hired Pricewaterhouse Coopers Securities to help select an institutionally aligned minority shareholder.OneVue plans to select an ...

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PJC to meet over FOFA this week

The PJC will meet this week to discuss the timing of its review of FOFA. Members of the Parliamentary Joint Committee (PJC) will meet later this ...

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Aust not immune to recession: Wingate

Investors need to brace for lower growth rates and lower inflation, according to a chief investment officer.Investors need a more diversified ...

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New SMSF admin facility launched

SMSF advisers have a new automated administration system to help them service their clients.A new automated administration facility for advisers ...

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Reforms not behind YBR's wealth move

Customer demand, not industry reform, is behind YBR's wealth management push.The federal government's financial advice reforms were not a ...

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