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19 March 2014 • By • 1 min read

‘Watering down’ of FOFA condemned

Taxpayers Australia has condemned any attempts to “water down consumer protections” that were originally introduced via the Future of Financial Advice ...

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Combine ESG and ‘smart’ beta, says AXA IM

Combining smart beta strategies with a consideration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) requirements can generate higher risk-adjusted ...

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Governance changes rejected as 'tinkering'

The soon-to-be-released changes to the ASX corporate governance rules amount to "change for its own sake" and will create "unnecessary clutter", ...

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Quality stocks protect on the downside: CMCRC

High-quality stocks generally outperform low-quality stocks and provide downside protection during times of market volatility, according to the ...

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LIC convicted in Melbourne court

A listed investment company has been fined for not providing annual reports or holding annual general meetings for three years. According to ASIC, ...

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Affinity and Redgum enter MDA space

Two boutique advice firms have integrated the managedaccounts.com.au managed discretionary account (MDA) service into their ...

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Asia Pacific ETF growth soars

From the US$30.9 billion invested in the global ETF industry during February, US$8.1 billion was invested into ETFs based in the APAC region, ...

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La Trobe Financial issues RMBS offer

La Trobe Financial Capital Markets Trust has issued $102 million worth of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS). The 586 near prime ...

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CommSec fined by ASIC

CommSec has paid a $55,000 penalty to comply with an infringement notice given to it by ASIC's Markets Disciplinary Panel (MDP). CommSec, which ...

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ASX grills BTIM on share price spike

BT Investment Management (BTIM) has pleaded ignorance following questions from the ASX about a nine per cent surge in the company's share price

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