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22 May 2015 • By • 1 min read

BT recruits former Genesys firms

A number of Genesys Wealth Advisers member firms have joined BT Select, with more than 20 financial advisers leaving the AMP network despite lucrative ...

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AMP 'not concerned' about advice network

The departure of financial planning firms from AMP's advice network following the closure of its Genesys dealer group is not keeping chief executive ...

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Sentry completes WealthSure acquisition

Western Australia-based Sentry Group has acquired WealthSure Financial Services, creating an entity with 300 advisers nationwide and $5 billion in ...

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Exchange consolidation ‘inevitable’: ASX

ASX chief executive Elmer Funke Kupper says merger and acquisition activity among global securities exchanges will escalate, as the Australian bourse ...

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Genesys firm leaves AMP

One of the largest member firms of soon-to-be-defunct AMP-aligned Genesys Wealth Advisers has established a new non-aligned dealer group

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Iron ore rally could prevent rate cut: HSBC

The RBA is widely expected to make another rate cut next month, but HSBC argues recent rallies in iron ore prices could be enough to stay the central ...

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AMIST Super reappoints NAB as custodian

National Australia Bank Asset Servicing has been reappointed to provide custody and administration services to AMIST Super for a further five years

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Equity Trustees considers Diversa acquisition

Equity Trustees Limited (EQT) has submitted a preliminary proposal to acquire financial services firm Diversa. In a statement to the ASX, Diversa ...

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TIAA-CREF opens Sydney office

US-based financial services provider TIAA-CREF has opened a new distribution office for its asset management business in Sydney. In a statement, ...

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Momentum building for Aussie M&A

M&A markets remained busy throughout the first quarter of 2015, with buyers set to remain motivated throughout the year, says Allen & Overy

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