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10 November 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Channel Capital buys out Highbury, US investor enters

Australian investment manager Channel Capital has teamed up with New York firm Kudu Investment Management for a management buyout, waving goodbye to ...

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Investors embrace NSW energy plan

An investors group and superannuation giant have expressed support for the newly launched NSW Energy Infrastructure Roadmap, which has planned to ...

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Franklin Templeton reveals new distribution leadership team

Franklin Templeton Australia has announced a new senior distribution leadership team following the international investment manager’s acquisition of ...

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Former UBS exec, billionaire launch fixed-income firm

Former UBS executive Christian Baylis has teamed up with billionaire investor Alex Waislitz and platform provider Cashwerkz to launch a new funds ...

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Tougher penalties needed for dud funds: AustralianSuper chief

AustralianSuper chief executive Ian Silk believes the Your Future, Your Super reforms contain a number of oversights and that the government needs to ...

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‘Seismic reallocation of capital’ on the way: Fink

Larry Fink believes the sweeping structural changes he foresaw when BlackRock went green are now coming to pass. Speaking to the Financial Services ...

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Vast majority of Aussies want super increase: ASFA

New research from the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) shows that Australians overwhelmingly support superannuation increasing ...

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IFM CEO grilled on exec pay, sexual harassment NDAs

Newly appointed IFM Investors chief David Neal has copped heat from Liberal MP Tim Wilson, with the politician accusing the group of misleading a ...

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BT questions APRA data on MySuper fees

BT has suggested APRA’s super heatmap is not an accurate representation of returns being generated for fund members, as the wealth giant faced a ...

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Revealing advertising spend not in member interests: AustralianSuper chief

AustralianSuper chief executive Ian Silk has said that providing details of the fund’s “very material” advertising and marketing spend to the standing ...

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