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16 March 2012 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

Aberdeen changes allocation to include high yield

Aberdeen identifies high-yield and corporate bonds as key investment areas for fixed income.Aberdeen Asset Management (Aberdeen) has changed its fixed ...

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Advice industry supports FOFA grace period

Industry bodies say one-year transition period reduces costs and boosts chances of getting FOFA changes right the first time.Financial advice and ...

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Prescott presses on with expansion

Prescott Securities is pushing ahead with plans for expansion following the appointment of chief executive John Nantes.Prescott Securities ...

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Frontier expands analyst team

Frontier Investment Consulting has expanded its team with three new analyst appointmentsFrontier Investment Consulting has appointed three new ...

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Unloved stock market faces resistance

Australia's benchmark index should be at 5000, but it won't happen anytime soon, Russell Investments' Andrew Pease says.Australia's stock market was ...

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Shorten confirms soft FOFA launch

Compliance with FOFA reforms will be voluntary until 1 July 2013, Financial Service Minister Bill Shorten says.Australia's financial advice ...

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Senate committee recommends FOFA passage

The Senate Economics Legislation Committee has backed the 1 July start date for FOFA, saying ASIC's 'facilitative approach' will smooth ...

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Count, BTFG relationship strained: claims

BTFG's poaching of Count Financial practices has placed strain on the company's business relationship with the CBA-owned dealer group.Business ties ...

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Senate calls on govt to release impact statement

The Senate Economics Legislation Committee has determined Australia's financial advice industry will feel little impact from the FOFA reforms

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Further research house exits expected

Further Australian research house closures will result in less competition and funds missing out on ratings, former Asgard head Wayne Wilson says

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