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24 January 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Regular managed accounts ‘census’ announced

The Institute of Managed Account Professionals (IMAP) has announced it will conduct a twice-yearly ‘census’ of managed accounts funds under management

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Big 4 consultancy partners with Oracle

PwC has announced a partnership with Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications to assist financial services businesses with their reporting ...

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Finalists revealed for Fintech Business Awards

InvestorDaily’s sister publication Fintech Business has announced the finalists for the inaugural Fintech Business Awards, following an overwhelming ...

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UK regulator urged to increase scrutiny of robo-advice

The UK Financial Conduct Authority has been called upon to reassess its approach to regulating online investment tools, following the release of ...

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OTCX expands derivative trading options

Electronic derivatives trading service OTCX will expand its derivatives trading services for Australian markets after being granted a market licence ...

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Blockchain's impact ‘won’t happen overnight’

The question of blockchain technology’s impact on financial markets and stock exchanges shouldn’t be one of ‘what’ but ‘when’, an expert says

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Global regulators to adopt AI functionality

Artificial intelligence and biometric functionality will soon be part of the toolkits of global regulators, predicts law firm Herbert Smith Freehills

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Hub24 launches direct global equities

Platform provider Hub24 has rolled out a new functionality that will give investors direct access to individual international equities

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OneVue to provide super admin for Praemium

ASX-listed managed account provider Praemium has appointed OneVue to provide superannuation administration services. Praemium has $5 billion in ...

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Platforms must target accumulator clients: CFS

The wealth management platforms of the future must develop 'bionic' advice that is geared towards accumulator clients, says Colonial First State

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