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17 April 2008 • By Vishal Teckchandani • 1 min read

Advisers' clients unfazed by volatility

Securitor claims good financial advice has helped keep most of its clients calm during recent market volatility.St George Bank-owned dealer group ...

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Lift trouble for Bravura

Bravura Solutions is the latest financial services company to involved in the near collapse of Lift Capital Partners.Shockwaves from the near collapse ...

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Volatility is a boon to portable alpha

Consistent out-performance of the market return/benchmark index is a new fund's goal.Man Investments Australia and nabCapital have released a ...

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Indians attracting wealth managers

Wealth managers are targeting Indian migrants as clients due to their fortunes.Wealth management firms are looking at ways to lure non-resident ...

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New staff and structure for Asgard

Asgard appoints two and promotes two as new regions are announced in a national sales restructure.Asgard Wealth Solutions has created a new national ...

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St George names new GM of Private Bank

Hewett's appointment stems from St George's growing private banking base.David Hewett has been named as the new general manager of St George's Private ...

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Westpac looks for new head of advice

Westpac is searching for a new general manager advice to replace Sally Herman who has moved on internally to another role.BT Financial Group and ...

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Axa to make investor behaviour tangible

Behavioural finance studies have shown that people cannot grasp diversification, compounding and management fees.Life office Axa will incorporate ...

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Northward targets adviser inflows

Northward Capital, part-owned by National Australia Bank, has launched its first retail fund to tap into the adviser market.Northward Capital, a ...

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IML hopeful funds will bounce back

The IML team has been bolstered rather than disadvantaged by recent staff changes, according to investment manager Tony Richard-Preston

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