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02 November 2009 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Live to fight another day

The professional indemnity (PI) insurance noose around financial planners' necks may soon feel a little looser after ASIC's back down on automatic ...

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See no evil

Evidence is emerging that poor management, not bad advice, was behind the downfall of Great Southern and Timbercorp. InvestorDaily examines whether ...

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Coin managing director resigns

Financial planning software provider Coin is on the lookout for a new managing director.Coin Software managing director Darelle Jenkins has resigned ...

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Challenger unveils annuity product for platforms

Challenger has launched a unitised annuity product specifically designed for inclusion on investment platforms.The Challenger Guaranteed Income Fund ...

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S&P reinstates three-star rating for INGIM funds

Standard &Poor's Fund Services (S&P) has reinstated a three-star rating to ING Investment Management (INGIM) large-cap Australian equity funds

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Aviva SMAs attract $10m

Aviva's separately managed account (SMA) products have attracted almost $10 million in investments since their launch six weeks ago. More than 20 ...

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Trust the new key for advisers

Winning the trust of clients will be the most important issue for advisers in the future.The key issue for advisers to focus on in the future will be ...

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Govt asks for broader debate

While government ministers are willing to hear the views of Australia's advice industry, the messages need to be clearer.Government representatives ...

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More Australians to shop around for super

The aftermath of the GFC may prompt more Australians to shop around for a better super fund, according to Suncorp Life.More Australians are expected ...

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Court approves Westpoint compensation

The Federal Court has approved the settlement of a compensation claim initiated by ASIC to clients who were advised by PIS to invest in Westpoint

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