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03 August 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

ASIC flags concerns about ETF spreads

ASIC has found the ETF sector is “generally functioning well”, but the regulator has concerns about widening bid-offer spreads and “concentration ...

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US Fed leaves rates on hold

The US Federal Reserve decided against making any changes to its target interest rate, with the next hike expected in September 2018. The US ...

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Global tension will spark next crisis: Fidelity

The next economic crisis will be triggered by geopolitical tensions rather than problems in company balance sheets, says Fidelity International

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Investor confidence creeps up in July: SSGX

Global investor confidence was mixed last month as American investors felt less appetite for risk than their European and Asian counterparts, ...

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IOOF warned for failing to produce documents

Kenneth Hayne has delivered a sharp rebuke to IOOF for failing to produce documents ahead of the royal commission’s public hearings into ...

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JCP appointed to manage Arnhem fund

JCP Investment Partners has been appointed to manage the Arnhem Australian Equity fund following the wind-down of Arnhem’s funds management business

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Gender diversity will improve outcomes: Pendal

Improving gender diversity will help the investment industry better understand its "fundamental purpose" and thereby deliver better outcomes to ...

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Investors settle in Provident class action

Slater and Gordon has agreed to settle its class action against collapsed debenture issuer Provident Capital on behalf of about 1,800 investors

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IOOF can’t shake reputation risks: Morningstar

Record June quarter flows and good news about the ANZ acquisition have buoyed IOOF investors, but uncertainty about the royal commission remains, says ...

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Trade war to hit base metals: UBS

The impact of the US/China tit-for-tat trade war will most likely be felt by the base metals sector of the Australian stock market, says UBS

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