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03 September 2015 • By • 1 min read

UBS launches SIV compliant small-cap fund

UBS has launched a small-cap fund designed to satisfy the requirements of the government's new significant investor visa (SIV) rules. Under the new ...

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Fed rate hike most likely in December

The US Federal Reserve is unlikely to tighten monetary policy until the current period of economic stress subsides, says Standard Life Investments

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JBWere names head of philanthropic services

Wealth management firm JBWere has appointed a new head of philanthropic services. Shamal Dass who joined the firm in 2012 will lead the ...

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Use super for house deposits: CEDA

The Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) has resurrected the idea of using superannuation to fund first home purchases – a concept ...

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Investors 'overreacting' to market volatility

Investors have overreacted to fears about a slowing Chinese economy and unnecessarily sparked a sell-off in equities around the globe, says Instreet

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RBA keeps interest rate on hold

The Reserve Bank of Australia elected to keep the official cash rate steady at two per cent for September. Westpac chief economist Bill Evans said ...

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Europe has 'turned a corner': William Blair

The German government’s success in stemming 'populist dissent' in Greece has encouraged big fund manager William Blair to increase its exposure to ...

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Aus Ethical profit down 23 per cent

Australian Ethical's profit has taken a hit as the fund manager reduces its superannuation fees, transitions to a new remuneration structure and ...

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Responsible entity services on the up: Perpetual

With global managers increasingly attracted to Australia’s $1.9 trillion superannuation pool, there has been an upturn in those seeking independent ...

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RMB devaluation not competitive: AB

China’s move to devalue the renminbi should not be looked at as a competitive devaluation but rather a move to deleverage and reform the economy, says ...

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