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19 October 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Low-cost funds experience more volatility

New research has found that low-cost, multi-asset funds are more likely to experience volatility when markets decline. The new research by Zenith ...

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AFCA releases strategic plan

The new Australian Financial Complaints Authority has revealed its strategic plan and brand image ahead of its national launch. The strategic plan ...

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TAL axes 50 staff

The major life insurer has confirmed that 50 employees have lost their jobs amid a shakeup of the group's direct sales business. TAL confirmed in a ...

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Big banks boycott Saudi summit over murdered journalist

A handful of the world’s finance leaders including IMF head Christine Lagarde have postponed travel plans to the Middle East following shocking ...

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Firetrail withdraws IPO offer

Firetrail Absolute Return Limited has withdrawn its listed investment company IPO offer which was scheduled to close on Friday. Investor Daily ...

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Vanguard expands ETF line-up

Vanguard Australia has launched two new ETFs to expand their low-cost offerings to include small companies and infrastructure. The Vanguard Global ...

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A new easing cycle beginning soon

Global markets are months away from the beginning of a new easing cycle based on real world truths according to Saxo Bank economist. Saxo Bank ...

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Private banking 'woefully' underused despite rise in HNWIs

Private banking is one of its fastest growing businesses for one of the big four as the nation continues to see a rise in the number of high-net-worth ...

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‘We should have implemented FOFA’: CBA

The head of a major bank has admitted that the group did not take measures to remove conflicts of interest within its financial advice business

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Trump’s attack on ‘crazy’ Fed puts independence at risk

AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver has warned that there is a real risk President Trump will blame the Fed for the next inevitable downturn, ...

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