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02 August 2012 • By • 1 min read

Regulators aware of reform stress

ASIC and APRA are aware of the stress regulatory change has placed on Australia's financial services sector.Senior members of ASIC and the Australian ...

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Global investor confidence up: State Street

The Investor Confidence Index has improved since the start of the year, but the economic environment is still in disorder.International confidence ...

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Charter Hall industrial fund inflows complete

Charter Hall has closed its Direct Industrial Fund to investors after exceeding its desired portfolio level.Charter Hall Group has closed its ...

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Food stocks whet investors' appetites

Investors should not worry about investing in agriculture amid food soaring food prices, Fidelity Worldwide says.Talking about ways for investors to ...

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Retirement adequacy achievable with 12pc SG

Adequate retirement savings are achievable for those currently aged 25 or under with an increase in the super guarantee to 12 per cent

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Advisers exit Dixon Advisory network

Advisers have exited Dixon Advisory following a change in demand for services from clients.A number of financial advisers had exited the Dixon ...

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Premium Wealth expands network

Premium Wealth Management has expanded its network, with advisory firm Meridien Wealth joining the dealer group.Premium Wealth ...

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Members must benefit from fee reduction: FSC

An industry report signals the need to introduce a product rationalisation mechanism for superannuation, the FSC's chief says.Key findings from an ...

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Kieren Perkins joins NAB Private Wealth

Former Olympic swimmer Kieren Perkins has been appointed NAB Private Wealth Queensland state manager.National Australia Bank's (NAB) private wealth ...

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CBA reviews risk profiles, asset allocation

CBA Wealth Management is reviewing whether clients are better off with multiple asset allocations.Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) Wealth ...

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