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03 April 2018 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

China hits the ‘growth brakes’: Nikko AM

China’s economic growth this year looks to have a greater focus on quality over quantity, according to Nikko Asset Management. In a note to ...

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Magellan tears up Cricket Australia sponsorship

Magellan Financial Group has terminated its three-year sponsorship deal with Cricket Australia as a result of the ball-tampering scandal in South ...

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Funds management ‘shrouded in jargon’

The asset management industry is notoriously poor when it comes to customer service, says Janus Henderson co-CEO Andrew Formica. Speaking in Sydney ...

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Asia Region Funds Passport bill tabled

The government has tabled legislation that will enable the Asia Region Funds Passport. Minister for Revenue and Financial Services Kelly O’Dwyer ...

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Data security emerging as ethical theme: RIAA

Investor concerns about cybersecurity and data integrity have been brought into focus by the controversy surrounding Facebook in the past week, ...

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BTIM to rebrand to Pendal Group

The management of BT Investment Management is seeking to shake off the fund manager's last ties to Westpac by rebranding to Pendal Group

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Managed accounts grow $9bn in half year

The managed accounts sector's funds under management grew by $9.08 billion in the six months to 31 December 2017, according to IMAP. IMAP’s latest ...

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NAB dealer group executive to depart

Mathew Fogarty, the director of NAB subsidiaries Garvan and MLC Financial Planning, will leave NAB, following a restructure of the bank's financial ...

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BetaShares deletes Facebook from ethical ETF

BetaShares has removed Facebook from the index tracked by its global sustainability leaders exchange-traded fund. BetaShares has announced its ...

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Corporate bond ETFs could ‘lock up’

 If corporate bond funds go into outflow prompted by a spike in yields, related ETFs could become illiquid, warns Ardea Investment Management

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