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27 November 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Risk measures dismissed as ‘meaningless’

The current approach to explaining risk to superannuation members is so flawed as to be completely useless, argues Innova Asset Management

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Banks facing up to 300% PI insurance spike

Client remediation projects undertaken by the major institutions are adversely affecting the professional indemnity insurance premiums paid by their ...

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AvSuper switches to Frontier Advisors

Industry fund AvSuper has replaced JANA with Frontier Advisors as its primary investment consultant. Following a tender review process conducted by ...

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Super system ‘designed around men'

Despite the rising participation rate of women in the workforce in recent decades, caregiver responsibilities have meant they have lower ...

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Focus on value in a market ‘going nowhere’

With global stock markets likely to track sideways over the next five to 10 years, it makes sense for investors to hold a concentrated portfolio ...

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BlackRock bullish on Asian equity, credit markets

Asian equity and credit markets will be well placed in 2018 thanks to a number of global economic and political tailwinds, according to BlackRock

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Weakened Merkel could hurt Europe: Natixis

German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s failure to form a coalition is likely to be a step backwards for the European economy, says Natixis Investment ...

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SelfWealth lists on ASX

Australian fintech company SelfWealth has officially listed on the ASX today after closing its initial public offering at $7.3 million. SelfWealth ...

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NowInfinity appoints national sales director

NowInfinity has announced the appointment of Tom Eustice as its new national sales director as the company launches plans to bolster its global team

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The next rate move will be up: RBA

The RBA continues to be baffled by the combination of low wage growth and low unemployment – but nevertheless, the next move in interest rates will be ...

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