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05 May 2010 • By Vishal Teckchandani • 1 min read

New FPA CEO flags issues

The FPA's new chief executive says he is committed to building a strong dialogue between members and government.The FPA's newly-appointed chief ...

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Aussie active managers doing well

Zenith's latest review of the Australian equities sector has shown active managers are performing well.Active managers are continuing to ...

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FEA administrator moves for asset sale

The receiver of FEA dismisses claims its action to begin asset sales is premature.The receiver of Forest Enterprises Australia Limited (FEA) has ...

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Genesys creates path to equity ownership

Genesys Wealth Advisers launches program to assist advisers wanting to become practice owners.Axa-owned dealer group Genesys Wealth Advisers (Genesys) ...

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Henry review meets industry backlash

A number of industry bodies vent their disappointment that the Henry review did not properly address key areas of necessary reform.The ...

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Mortgage funds face uncertainty: S&P

The future of mortgage funds remains uncertain as managers remain under redemption pressure and liquidity continues to be an issue, according to ...

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New post-GFC investment approach needed

Investors need to take a company-by-company approach as opposed to a regional one in the wake of the global financial crisis.Assessing companies on an ...

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Count explores product manufacturing

Count is considering becoming a product manufacturer, as well as introducing a fund-of-fund capability as part of a raft of proposed changes

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Govt to create infrastructure fund

The government's new infrastructure fund will benefit the economy and certain sectors, experts say.The establishment of a new infrastructure fund is ...

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Advisers adopt ETFs as core for portfolios

Planners' move towards ETFs is at the expense of managed funds, industry experts say.Financial planners in Australia are beginning to shift away from ...

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