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14 March 2011 • By • 1 min read

Shorten hits back at FOFA critics

Federal government says proper consultation with industry over FOFA has taken place.The federal government has hit back at suggestions it has not ...

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Investec caught in Rewards collapse

Investec Bank has been forced to begin legal action against clients over links to failed agribusiness firm, Rewards Group.Investors caught in the ...

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Hillross firm joins Matrix

EWL & Associates Financial Services has left Hillross for Matrix Planning Solutions.Former Hillross Financial Services member firm, EWL & ...

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Premium nabs Count's compliance manager

Count Financial's Shannon Durrant joins Jeremy Wardell at Premium Wealth Management.Premium Wealth Management (Premium) has recruited Count ...

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Iress announces next version of Xplan

Iress releases new version of its financial planning software.Iress Market Technology has unveiled the next version of its financial planning ...

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Former CFPL adviser banned for seven years

Former CFPL adviser Don Nguyen has been banned by the regulator for seven years.ASIC has banned former Commonwealth Financial Planning Limited ...

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US offers private equity bargains: Priest

A US chief executive has urged Australia not to turn its back on the US private equity potential.Private equity firms should not shy away from ...

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Fortnum breaks into WA market

Fortnum Financial Advisers has recently expanded its presence to five states from four. Twenty firms are now trading under Fortnum Financial ...

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NabInvest expands REIT footprint

NabInvest has expanded its REIT footprint, taking a 35 per cent stake in a global real estate fund.National Australia Bank's (NAB) direct asset ...

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Clients could join battle against opt-in

A suggestion has been made for the FPA to consider helping its members' clients to lobby the government against the proposed opt-in regime

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