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21 March 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Pimco cuts ties with Equity Trustees

Pimco Australia has internalised the responsible entity function for its 12 managed funds, formally ending its relationship with Equity Trustees

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East coast commercial property performing strongly

Sydney and Melbourne are set to deliver some of the strongest returns in the Asia-Pacific commercial real estate market, Standard Life Investments ...

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Australian Unity launches trustee business

Australian Unity has continued to build out its financial advice business with the launch of a new estate planning and trustee services division

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Pace of global growth set to improve: NAB

Global economic growth improved in the final quarter of 2016 and is expected to pick up pace throughout 2017, according to NAB. In a note to ...

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AMP Capital to divest from tobacco

AMP Capital will divest from all tobacco securities in its portfolios as part of a new ethical framework that also excludes cluster munitions, ...

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US Federal Reserve hikes again

The US economy’s “continued progress” towards stability has underpinned the US Federal Reserve’s decision to increase the federal funds rate to 0

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APAC private equity cools in 2016

The value of Australian private equity deals in 2016 fell to 36 per cent below its five-year average, according to new data from Bain & Company

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Large caps driving listed investments

Australian listed managed investment performance in 2016 has been driven by a resurgence in large cap equities, according to research from Independent ...

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Zurich fund receives ‘recommended’ rating

Research house Lonsec has given Zurich Financial Services’ Concentrated Global Growth Fund a ‘recommended’ rating. The fund, which uses a ...

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Housing crash 'unlikely': AMP Capital

Investors should expect house prices to fall between 5 and 10 per cent when the RBA begins tightening interest rates in 2018-19, but a 20 per cent ...

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