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14 January 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Aus Unity acquires Premium Wealth Management

Australian Unity has finalised its acquisition of financial planning dealer group Premium Wealth Management following "overwhelming" shareholder ...

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Investec acquires Melbourne warehouse

Investec Australia Property Fund (IAPF) has concluded 2014 with the acquisition of a new industrial property in Melbourne for $8.1 million. The ...

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Instreet acquires responsible investment platform

The ownership of responsible investment platform The Emerald Wrap has changed in the wake of Australian Unity’s takeover bid for Premium Wealth ...

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Australian M&A market up 20 per cent

The Australian M&A market grew by 20 per cent in 2014, reaching its highest full-year total since 2011, according to Herbert Smith Freehills

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Aurora exits funds management

Keybridge Capital has entered into an agreement with Aurora Funds Ltd to purchase its subsidiary Aurora Funds Management for $4.3 million. The ...

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NZ Super to acquire RetireAustralia

A consortium including the $25.8 billion New Zealand Superannuation Fund (NZ Super) has entered into a $640 million agreement to purchase retirement ...

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Advisers must consider own investment philosophy

Planners should consider whether they believe markets are efficient or inefficient before putting clients in active or passive products

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Morningstar data finds Magnificent 7 success aligns with AI investment

The success or decline of meg-cap tech stocks is being increasingly determined by AI adoption and insulation from geopolitical issues, new data shows

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Why fund managers aren’t deterred by the recent tech pullback

Despite a slow start to 2025, experts say they’re optimistic about the sector’s long-term future – particularly concerning the next phase of ...

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CFO confidence lifts for economy, but not for their own businesses

Australia’s finance chiefs are growing more confident that the worst of the economic slowdown is behind them – but that optimism hasn’t reached their ...

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