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19 November 2013 • By • 1 min read

Super funds ‘anxious’ about regulation: survey

Super fund CEOs are ‘anxious’ about a lack of forward planning by the government and the use of super as a tool for political gain, according to an ...

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ASX to deliver investment education to AIOFP

The ASX will continue to deliver investment education to the Association of Independently Owned Financial Professionals (AIOFP) members and advisers ...

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Super funds continue growth in October

Australian shares and the median growth superannuation fund have generated positive results for a fourth consecutive month, according to Morningstar ...

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Finalised SCT complaints up 13 per cent

The Superannuation Complaints Tribunal (SCT) finalised 651 written complaints in the September 2013 quarter – up 13 per cent on the previous quarter

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Sterling triumphs at publishers’ awards

Sterling Publishing, publisher of InvestorDaily, has reaffirmed its position as one of the nation’s top media businesses, securing a raft of accolades ...

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AMP Capital pushes portfolio diversification

AMP Capital head of portfolio management, Debbie Alliston, has emphasised the importance of diversification and asset allocation in the construction ...

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CBA responds to Senate ASIC inquiry

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has lodged its official submission to the inquiry into ASIC, expressing regret for past inappropriate advice and ...

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Super funds reject 'information overload'

Superannuation funds could be required to list tens of thousands of lines of data on their websites unless the rules around portfolio holdings ...

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Custodians can't be 'silent partners': JP Morgan

The days of custodians acting as 'silent partners' are over – and if they want to continue to win tenders, they will have to assume a more active ...

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CBA third-party distribution chief departs

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has confirmed that executive general manager, third party and mobile banking, Kathy Cummings is leaving the group ...

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