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11 June 2015 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Thomson Reuters expands psychological indices

Thomson Reuters has extended the analytics offered through its psychological-focused indices to include individual companies. The MarketPsych ...

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Reform key to supporting Chinese economy

Although China’s economy is slowing, an economic hard landing or financial market crash in the short term is unlikely, says BlackRock

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Lonsec launches fee and ESG ratings system

Research firm Lonsec has introduced new financial product ratings in the effort to help advisers optimise their product advice. Lonsec has launched ...

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CPA Australia seeks to ‘shake up’ industry

Professional accounting body CPA Australia will seek an Australian Financial Services Licence to provide independent financial advice to consumers and ...

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Vanguard ETF to include China A-shares

Global investment manager Vanguard will offer exposure to China A-shares through Vanguard’s emerging markets ETF. Vanguard was granted an RMB 10 ...

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Greece a ‘source of volatility’: AMP Capital

The Greek Government's decision to delay its 5 June debt repayment of €300 million to the IMF raises questions about its continued membership within ...

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Central banks 'all in' on monetary policy: Pimco

Global monetary policy will be locked into a "new neutral" for some time, says Pimco, with the European and Japanese central bankers 'all in' in their ...

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Super and investment FUM up 15 per cent

Funds under management and advice (FUM/A) held in retail and wholesale managed funds increased by 15.4 per cent over the 12 months to March ...

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AustralianSuper adopts CFA code of conduct

AustralianSuper has announced it will enforce manager compliance with the CFA asset manager code of conduct. AustralianSuper has enforced the CFA ...

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Don’t get ‘gloomy’ on Aussie economy: AMP Capital

Although annual GDP growth has slowed to 2.3 per cent, investors should be somewhat optimistic when it comes to the Australian economy, says AMP ...

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