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11 April 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

NAB repositions wealth branding

Internal research by NAB/MLC has prompted the group to start promoting NAB as a wealth management brand. Speaking at the group’s Sydney Adviser ...

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Super system failing on longevity: Challenger

The current tax, regulatory and means test arrangements surrounding the superannuation system are preventing a “sufficient mitigation of longevity ...

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Acquisitive Rubik announces capital raising

Rubik Financial has undertaken a $25 million share placement to raise funds for “current and future acquisition opportunities”. It also plans to ...

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Make Sydney a financial hub: NSW govt

The NSW government has renewed its calls for Sydney to become an international financial hub. In its submission to the Financial System Inquiry, ...

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Credit Suisse bullish on European equities

Credit Suisse has shifted its allocation towards European equities to overweight as it believes the market currently offers cheap valuations and ...

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Super funds to invest offshore: ASFA

As the superannuation capital pool continues to grow, funds will “no doubt” invest more offshore to diversify their investments, according to the ...

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Portfolios neglecting behavioural factors

Modern portfolio theory has consistently neglected human behaviour, tax and multi-horizon investing, giving advisers less ability to control client ...

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ANZ sells trustee business

ANZ has entered into an agreement with Equity Trustees to sell ANZ Trustees for $150 million. “The sale of ANZ Trustees is part of a continuing ...

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Big four holding fire on mFund

With the exception of ANZ’s online stockbroking arm, the big four banks have thus far steered clear of the ASX mFund settlement service – but that ...

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Give ASIC consumer redress powers: FOS

ASIC should be granted explicit power to put in place consumer redress schemes where there are widespread or regular financial services failures, ...

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