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29 October 2018 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

‘Ignore the benchmark completely’: fund manager

One Sydney fund manager has explained why he never looks at the index and has no idea how a tracking error is measured. Speaking at the Stewart ...

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CBA welcomes ASIC supervisors

The Commonwealth Bank will be the first major bank to have ASIC staff embedded into the organisation to investigate misconduct. ASIC announced in ...

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Banks should be ashamed of themselves: Labor

The opposition has called on the coalition government to extend the Hayne royal commission after listening to victims of the banks. Labor leader ...

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Journalist killing impacting investments

The recent killing of a prominent journalist in Saudi Arabia has cast a shadow over the progress of the nation according to one investment manager

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Fund manager challenged CSL on debt, buybacks and CEO pay

A boutique fund manager says ASX darling CSL had gone way off track until the group stepped in and pressured the blood products company to change its ...

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Do not fear global politics when investing: Morningstar

A Morningstar executive told the annual Individual Investor Conference that there was not a lot of global events that should concern investors

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Australia’s financial system is fundamentally sound: APRA

APRA’s chairman has said that the financial system in Australia is fundamentally sound but he was willing to work on improvements. APRA’s chairman ...

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ASIC cancels AFSL of Austplan by mutual agreement

The corporate regulator has announced it will cancel the AFSL of Austplan effective from 25 November following an agreement with the licensee

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Hamish Douglass bets on Chinese coffee addicts

The Magellan stock picker has moved from big technology to beverages for his next long-term investment idea. Speaking at the Magellan Annual ...

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Blue Sky mulls new management options

The troubled company has confirmed that Pinnacle is not the only group eager to run its fund. Blue Sky’s decision to separate from its Blue Sky ...

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