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14 November 2007 • By • 1 min read

Bell rings for new broking player

Less than a week after IWL was swallowed up by CBA, a new player in the online broking market has emerged.Former executives with IWL and Sanford ...

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SEQUAL appoints new chair

The chief of listed financial services group OFG has been named the new chair of SEQUAL.Over Fifty Group chief executive Chris Martin has been named ...

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Lambert makes 07/08 count

Count Financial is on track to hit growth and profit targets, shareholders told.The nation's largest independent dealership Count Financial (Count) ...

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Braysich faces jail time

Former Saxby Bridge chief found guilty of market rigging in his broker days.Former banned dealer group head Jeff Braysich is facing jail after a ...

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First Capital terminates Explorer deal

First Capital Group has severed ties with Explorer Group and its main shareholder.Listed financial services firm First Capital Group has severed ties ...

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Advisers flee GSJBWere

GSJBW has the tough job of rebuilding two regional offices after staff defected en masse to rival companies in the same week.The private wealth arm of ...

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07 Dealer Group Survey

The numbers are in for IFA's latest Dealer Group Survey. IFA's editorial team looks at the winners and losers, recruitment, ownership and other trends ...

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Corporate super fund signs UN principles

Financial group says responsible investing can aid a fund's performance.The Goldman Sachs JBWere (GSJBW) staff superannuation fund has become the ...

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PIS trebles new adviser numbers

PIS continues to blaze a trail towards listing next year, hiring another 86 advisers and increasing its funds under administration. Professional ...

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CBA takes over IWL

Melbourne wealth management group IWL has been taken over by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will ...

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