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10 September 2013 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

GFC fallout causes PI concerns

Claims against advice providers could be set to increase as the end of the six-year limitation period for losses suffered during the global financial ...

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Election talk moves to policy, sentiment and super

With the election now decided in the Coalition’s favour, talk within the industry has moved to what regulatory changes may impact the sector and their ...

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More Aussies look to invest overseas

Australian investors are showing an increasing preference for offshore investments, with global equities seeing a large uptick in interest and fixed ...

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Telstra Super goes direct to head off SMSF threat

Telstra Super is the latest in a string of superannuation funds to offer members a direct investment option that aims to provide similar services to ...

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Orient Capital launches super reporting service

Technology and registry group Orient Capital has announced an integrated Stronger Super reporting service to tackle new reporting regulations

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ASIC takes aim at ‘phoenix’ activity

The corporate regulator has set its sights on 1,400 companies and 2,500 individuals who may be involved in phoenix activity, which costs the economy ...

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Revised Perpetual bid trumps IOOF

The Trust Company (TRU) has agreed to revised terms with Perpetual in response to a counter offer by IOOF last week. The improved Perpetual ...

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Platforms need to evolve value proposition

Major platforms need to incorporate greater functionality to help advisers with their value proposition in a post-FOFA environment, platform delegates ...

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Banks have bad debts in hand: Fidelity

Concerns about rising bad debt within Australian banks are likely overblown, says Fidelity Australian Opportunities Fund portfolio manager Kate Howitt

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Advisers getting smarter with ETFs

Financial advisers are starting to take a more nuanced approach to exchange-traded funds, according to BlackRock’s Jonathan Howie. Rather than ...

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