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25 October 2010 • By Vishal Teckchandani • 1 min read

Perpetual rejects KKR's takeover offer

Perpetual said KKR's bid of $38-$40 for the listed fund manager does not reflect its true value.Listed financial services firm Perpetual has rejected ...

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Do global investments deserve more of the pie?

The continued strength of the Australian economy has stirred debate about whether local investors are better off putting most of their money into ...

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WGI placed in liquidation

Dealer group Wright Global Investments has been placed in liquidation.Dealer group Wright Global Investments (WGI) has been placed in liquidation, ...

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Great Southern class actions continue: litigators

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank's victory claim in its legal battles against Great Southern is premature, according to a number of legal firms

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Dollar for dollar

The Australian dollar has done something rather unexpected. It has gone up against the greenback and won.On 15 October, the Aussie dollar reached ...

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Aii considers move into model portfolios - October 2010

Funds from Bennelong and Perennial have trumped their peers in a year when benchmarks were largely flat or negative, according to Mercer

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Bennelong, Perennial top Mercer survey

Funds from Bennelong and Perennial have trumped their peers in a year when benchmarks were largely flat or negative, according to Mercer

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Psychology a key issue during GFC

The US government's failure to address a loss of confidence fuelled panic during the GFC, a former Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation chairman ...

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Futuro launches new risk-targeted fund

Futuro launches an alternative portfolio construction fund on its managed account platform that aims to reduce risks.Independent dealer group Futuro ...

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Global equities weakness unlikely to persist

Weakness in global equities is unlikely to continue as their valuations have corrected from inflated levels in 2000, according to Schroders

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