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04 May 2015 • By Taylee Lewis • 1 min read

'Grexit' concerns renewed: CFSGAM

The risk of Greece leaving the eurozone has been reignited as talks about additional bailout funds falter, says Colonial First State Global Asset ...

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RMB 'first mover advantage' vital

The internationalisation of the Chinese RMB will be of most benefit to countries that get on the front foot and develop their financial capabilities, ...

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Super tax changes would cause 'more pain'

Labor’s proposed changes to super concessions are “a step in the right direction” but the costs to industry and the ATO would outweigh the benefits, ...

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Fixing the 'gaping holes' in advice innovation

Despite the current focus on fintech, financial planning firms should be focusing their energies on brand, marketing and service innovation, says ...

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BTIM half-year profit down 20 per cent

BT Investment Management (BTIM) has announced a cash net profit after tax of $66.5 million for the half-year ending 31 March 2015, down 20 per cent on ...

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Custom House Fund Services opens new office

Fund administration provider Custom House Funds Services has opened a new office in Hong Kong. The firm now serves clients from 13 global locations ...

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IOOF falls short on investment management

While wealth management firm IOOF maintains its growth momentum, its investment management arm remains a work-in-progress, says Morningstar

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Experts divided on May rate cut

Economic experts are divided on whether the Reserve Bank of Australia will lower the cash rate on 2 May, says comparison website finder

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US investor confidence falls: State Street

Global investor confidence has fallen 2.3 points to 114.3 in April, with North American confidence recording the largest decline, says State ...

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Future Fund posts 20pc one-year return

The $117 billion Future Fund has returned 20 per cent over the past 12 months and 15 per cent for the first nine months of the financial year

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