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18 December 2019 • By Adrian Flores • 1 min read

AMPFP removes MDA services after ASIC probe

AMP Financial Planning has put a halt to its managed discretionary account (MDA) services following the imposition of tailored licence conditions by ...

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ANZ making ‘significant progress’: Elliott

As AGM season grinds on, ANZ comes out on top. The ANZ AGM was sandwiched between Westpac’s, which was more war of attrition than AGM, and NAB’s, ...

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Westpac hit by class action

BREAKING Westpac has been hit with a class action lawsuit from irate shareholders. Westpac today confirmed it had been served with a class action ...

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Embrace outsourcing of portfolio management: SSGA

A new report from State Street Global Advisors highlighted the benefits of both model portfolios for investors as well as financial advice practices ...

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APAC growth hit by trade war and growing uncertainty

A global trade war and rising protectionism have taken its toll on Asia-Pacific economic growth, according to a new report by the Pacific Economic ...

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APRA launches Westpac investigation

BREAKING APRA has formally commenced an investigation into Westpac and imposed an increase in the bank's capital requirements. The investigation ...

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BetaShares launches ESG ETF

ETF manager BetaShares has launched an ETF that gives investors access to a diversified portfolio of bonds that meets strict responsible investment ...

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Mid-year budget a mixed bag

The government has downgraded its wage and growth forecast and $2 billion has been wiped off the promised surplus. Real GDP growth is forecast to ...

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Trade negotiations could hamper Brexit

Boris Johnson’s landslide victory has guaranteed Brexit, but the UK isn’t out of the woods yet. Quentin Fitzsimmons, a fixed income portfolio ...

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Keep lending curbs on standby: IMF

The IMF has said that macroprudential measures and continued infrastructure spending will be needed to keep Australia’s economy growing

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