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29 September 2017 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Cyber security fintechs can help restore trust

The financial services industry should work closely with fintech cyber security start-ups to regain the trust of consumers, says QuintessenceLabs

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Returns not top priority for investors: Dimensional

‘Investment returns’ has been rated by investors across the globe as only the fourth most important value in their relationship with their financial ...

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AMP, ANZ licensee managers poached by NAB

NAB Financial Planning has recruited from rival organisations AMP and ANZ Wealth, appointing new state managers for NSW and Queensland. The bank ...

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Nothing ‘low risk’ about passive, says Natixis

Investors are labouring under a “misconception” that passive investment strategies carry lower levels of risk, warns Natixis Global Asset Management

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‘Stable’ A-REIT growth set to continue: Moody’s

The growth outlook for Australian real estate investment trusts (A-REITs) has been deemed ‘stable’ by Moody’s Investors Service, driven by demand for ...

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Janus Henderson hires retail sales director

Janus Henderson Australia has hired a former Paragon Funds Management head of distribution to the position of retail sales director. David Livera ...

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LGS reappoints former chairman

Local Government Super has announced the reappointment of former chairman Bruce Miller. Bruce Miller will replace Katherine O’Regan as the chair of ...

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Investor confidence falls in September: State Street

Global investor confidence fell by 2.4 points to 104.4 since August, according to the latest monthly update from State Street’s Global Investor ...

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Fees dominating super decisions: ISA

Fees and investment returns are the top priority for Australians when choosing a super fund – with technology near the bottom of the list, according ...

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Half of global equity funds have ‘disappeared’

Almost half of the Australian-domiciled international equity funds that were operating 10 years ago have either merged or been liquidated, according ...

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