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Martin Orro

13 May 2021 • By Reporter • 1 min read

LSEG makes APAC appointments

The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has strengthened its presence in the Pacific region with two senior appointments to its investment solutions ...

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Reforms ‘not about industry versus retail’: Hume

Amendments made to the Your Future, Your Super reforms have continued the stoush between industry and retail funds, but financial services minister ...

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BetaShares appoints CFO

BetaShares has appointed one of its co-founders to the role of chief financial officer as it looks to drive further business growth in the wake of a ...

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Rest appoints investment leaders

Industry fund Rest has taken more steps to strengthen its internal investment expertise with the appointment of two senior leaders in key management ...

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Lonsec reveals new CEO

The former chief executive of a managed accounts group will come on board to head the adviser research house in two months’ time. In a statement, ...

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Reopening borders in 2022 to counteract growth, economist says

The government’s projected time frame for the vaccine roll-out and revived international travel will offset budget measures to create jobs and foster ...

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APRA, consumer body secure funding for super patrol

The government has slightly boosted funding for the regulation of super funds, ahead of its incoming Your Future, Your Super reforms. As outlined ...

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Budget falls short on gender super gap, industry says

The government has answered calls to work on the gender divide in superannuation by scrapping the $450 monthly threshold, but a number of funds and ...

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RBA could move on rates early: UBS

UBS has added its voice to the chorus of commentators warning the RBA could be forced to lift rates prematurely in the face of a ...

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Budget a ‘shameless political fix’

Treasury’s admission that wages will remain depressed despite historic government spending has drawn the ire of Josh Frydenberg’s political opponents, ...

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