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20 December 2013 • By • 1 min read

Countplus offloads Perth firm

Countplus has entered into an agreement to sell Perth-based Lawrence Business Management (LBM) and its subsidiaries. The business will be sold to a ...

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RFM funds set to merge and list on ASX

Investors in three agricultural property funds managed by Rural Funds Management have voted in favour of a ‘revaluation’ proposal, despite opposition ...

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Global shares driving super fund returns

The strong performance of international shares combined with a lower Australian dollar drove super funds higher in November, according to Chant West

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UniSuper defined benefit fund under fire

The executive chairman of Dixon Advisory has raised concerns that the UniSuper defined benefit fund is putting the retirement benefits of all members ...

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CBA agrees to internalise CFX management

The Commonwealth Bank has agreed to internalise the management of CFS Retail Property Group (CFX), creating an entity with $13.9 billion in assets ...

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Super to hit $3 trillion by 2029: Rice Warner

The forecast for Australia’s superannuation industry is generally positive, with the total market expected to grow to $3.353 trillion in the next 15 ...

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Time to accumulate equities: Equity Trustees

The recent share market correction is an opportunity to accumulate local equities, according to Equity Trustees. Equity Trustees is confident the ...

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DST Technology aids MainstreamBPO expansion

DST Global Solutions has announced its asset servicing technology will be used by MainstreamBPO Group to service 40,000 new investor accounts, ...

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ASIC points to reformed Commonwealth FP

ASIC has laid out the “wholesale change” to Commonwealth Financial Planning Limited's (CFPL's) business practices since the firm entered into an ...

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Macquarie Bank fined by ASIC

Macquarie Bank has been fined $175,000 by ASIC's Markets Disciplinary Panel (MDP) for failing to deposit $14 million and $9 million received from a ...

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