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07 November 2014 • By Scott Hodder • 1 min read

Europe facing ‘lost decade’: Standard Life

The European economy is showing signs of "turning Japanese" as the eurozone is more than halfway through a "potentially lost decade", says Standard ...

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ASIC fines Trident Investment Management

Trident Investment Management has paid $10,200 to the corporate regulator after receiving an infringement notice for “misleading” statements in ...

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High Court dismisses Wellington Capital appeal

The Australian High Court has dismissed an appeal by Wellington Capital challenging a decision of the Federal Court which found the company ...

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Emerging markets still worthwhile

Investors concerned about slow economic growth in the emerging market sector should think twice before exiting, says ...

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Lonsec acquires van Eyk’s iRate

Lonsec Research has officially exchanged contracts with van Eyk for the acquisition of its iRate technology, as previously revealed by InvestorDaily

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Complacent super funds set for a shock

Super funds have had a "relatively lucrative business with mandated growth" for too long, and many funds have fallen into "complacency" as a result, ...

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Australian monopolies thriving: CIFR

Australian companies appear to be better positioned to exploit monopolies than their US counterparts, new research has found. Dominant Australian ...

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CBA posts $2.4bn third-quarter profit

CBA has reported an unaudited statutory net profit of approximately $2.4 billion for the three months to 30 September 2014. The bank reported that ...

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Central banks losing sway, says Origin AM

The economic clout of central banks has diminished over recent years, with disruptive influences “here to stay”, warns Origin Asset Management

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Asian markets ripe 'for the taking'

Investors who are concerned about the market turbulence caused by events like the Ebola outbreak should consider the relative calm of Asian markets, ...

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