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29 July 2013 • By Owen Holdaway • 1 min read

AMCIL sees profits drop

AMCIL has seen a profit drop of $1.3 million, the company’s 2013 financial year results have revealed. The Listed Investment Company (LIC) reported ...

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YBR changes licensing after ASIC concerns

Concerns from the regulator have led diversified financial services group Yellow Brick Road (YBR) to change the way it licenses its loan advice

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SSgA launches Chinese joint venture

State Street global Advisors (SSgA) and trust business Zhongrong International Trust Co Ltd have launched a new joint venture in China. The ...

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Small super funds ‘really should consolidate’

Super fund members will be the real losers from a delay in automatic super account consolidation because it will take the pressure to merge off ...

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ASIC leading region on dark pool regulation

The regulator’s new integrity rules for trades off the exchange offer a template for the region, according to Liquidnet. A provider of liquidity in ...

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Platforms conference early bird closes today

Industry stakeholders planning to register for the Wraps, Platforms & Masterfunds Conference are reminded that the early bird rate closes today

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FOS disputes rise in second quarter

The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) received 8,255 disputes during the second quarter of 2013 – up 8 per cent on the previous quarter

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Small businesses gain access to SCT

Small businesses will have increased resolution options in disputes with large super funds following the expanded jurisdiction of the Superannuation ...

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AIST wants bar raised on MySuper dashboard

The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) has raised concerns that the MySuper product dashboard requirements leave the measure open ...

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Macquarie puts on brave face at AGM

Macquarie Group’s ‘annuity-style’ businesses are on track for a good start to the financial year, but a weaker Australian dollar is likely to hit ...

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