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18 July 2017 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Finance sector split on fintech impact, US survey finds

A survey conducted by LinkedIn has found that 42 per cent of fintech professionals think fintech is a direct threat to the traditional financial ...

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Appetite for alternatives 'unstoppable': report

The low-yield environment is continuing to push investors into alternative assets, with the 100 largest managers in the sector recording growth of 10 ...

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SuiteBox appoints chief revenue officer

Financial advice software company SuiteBox has appointed Matt Cave as its new chief revenue officer. Mr Cave was previously the general manager of ...

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UBS Asset Management sets up shop in China

UBS Asset Management has secured a licence from the Asset Management Association of China to provide funds management services to Chinese investors

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Vanguard’s global CEO to step down

Vanguard has announced that chief investment officer Tim Buckley will succeed Bill McNabb as chief executive on 1 January 2018. The board of US ...

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Insto wealth market share loss to accelerate

The big four banks and AMP have experienced “significant market share loss” in the super and financial advice sectors, which Bell Potter analysts have ...

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AMP under pressure over claims allegations

AMP denies accusations it has been intentionally delaying the payout of life insurance claims after two customers went public about their experiences

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State Street reappointed by two super funds

NGS Super and Christian Super have renewed their custody contracts with State Street Corporation for three and six years, respectively. State ...

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Limited risk APLs break the law: Dover

Most AFSLs adopt limited life insurance approved product lists for financial motivations, breaching the Corporations Act, according to financial ...

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Australian outlook ‘deteriorating’: Tribeca

High levels of household debt and a property market that has “peaked” are likely to weigh down Australian economic growth, says Tribeca Investment ...

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