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31 July 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Investors settle in Provident class action

Slater and Gordon has agreed to settle its class action against collapsed debenture issuer Provident Capital on behalf of about 1,800 investors

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IOOF can’t shake reputation risks: Morningstar

Record June quarter flows and good news about the ANZ acquisition have buoyed IOOF investors, but uncertainty about the royal commission remains, says ...

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Trade war to hit base metals: UBS

The impact of the US/China tit-for-tat trade war will most likely be felt by the base metals sector of the Australian stock market, says UBS

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AMP cuts MySuper fees, accelerates remediation

AMP has announced it will reduce fees across its MySuper products, which will impact the company’s wealth management investment revenue by $50 million ...

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Third Australian Unity exec heads to Infocus

Former Australian Unity Personal Services chief executive Steve Davis has joined dealer group Infocus as chief commercial officer. The appointment ...

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UBS ‘very cautious’ on Australian banks

Australia is the only country to have its banking sector receive a ‘very cautious’ rating by UBS analysts. In UBS’ recently released Global Banks: ...

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Look for recession-proof stocks: Munro

Global investors should be focusing on companies that can grow regardless of broader macroeconomic conditions, says Munro Partners. Speaking in ...

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ASIC obtains orders against MIS fraudster

The Queensland Supreme Court has granted ASIC orders against a former managed investment scheme operator who was convicted of fraud and banned from ...

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Global flows remain top priority for Perpetual

The number one priority for incoming Perpetual chief executive Rob Adams will be to reignite flows into the fund manager’s global equities business, ...

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Be selective about emerging markets: BlackRock

Changing financial conditions will see some parts of the emerging market take a bruising – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any opportunities, ...

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