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Ruth Keaney

17 November 2015 • By Ruth Keaney • 1 min read

Keeping APRA happy: insurance tips for trustees

APRA’s recent Insight publication brings us closer to understanding what is expected of RSE licensees on governance and oversight obligations for th...

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Using equity income in the pension phase

Sourcing income from Australian equities is an appealing option for those investors entering the pension phase, but not all equity income funds have ...

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The liquidity crunch: supply and demand

Several market trends are making the liquidity situation worse, which could deepen – or even trigger – the next financial crisis, writes AllianceB...

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 The six Cs that turned the market

The volatility of global investment markets in recent months can be explained by six factors, says Instreet’s George Lucas – and they all begin wi...

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MySuper, MyPension and MyMelbourne Cup

Past performance is not necessarily an indicator of future performance with superannuation or in predicting the winner of the Melbourne Cup, warns KPM...

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Good signs for US commercial real estate

The US economy is enjoying relatively good health, which translates into continuing positive prospects for the commercial property sector, says TIAA-...

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The importance of dealing in absolutes

Absolute or real return products are vital for retired investors who cannot simply reduce risk by holding cash and term deposits in the current intere...

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The opportunity to fix fintech regulation

Fixing the issues associated with financial services regulation will be a key enabler for accelerating the growth of Australia's fintech ecosystem, wr...

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Swimming against the fixed income tide

'Anomaly-based' investing can positively affect yields from income securities, says PM Capital’s Jarod Dawson. Most investors, and especially the...

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The rise and rise of separately managed accounts

The advantages of separately managed accounts (SMAs) are such that their usage by planners and investors will continue to grow steadily, writes JBWere...

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