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22 August 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Blockchain no ‘panacea’, warns Deloitte

Australia’s financial institutions are uniquely placed to drive the adoption of blockchain technology, but it won’t be the panacea some are hoping ...

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BNP Paribas cuts corporate action 'lag time'

Fund managers will soon be able to respond to corporate actions on the same business day rather than having to cope with the current 24-hour lag, says ...

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Platform share of non-super market to double

Of the $2.2 trillion in assets Australians hold outside superannuation, only 3.2 per cent is currently held through investment products and platforms ...

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NAB Asset Servicing wins custody mandate

Australian absolute return fund manager Optimal Australia has selected NAB Asset Servicing for its custody and back-office services. Optimal Fund ...

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Blockchain is ‘the real deal’, says JP Morgan

Distributed ledger technology has the potential to change the way asset managers do business, and “sitting on the sidelines” is no longer an option, ...

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Lower cost crucial for technology providers

Relationships between technology providers and investors are "at risk", according to a new report by Investment Trends. The May 2016 Planner ...

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KPMG invests in cognitive data analysis

KPMG’s Australian arm has signed an agreement with IBM and plans to “increase its cognitive capabilities” to improve financial data analysis

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Banks can’t ignore robo-advice, says Clover

Robo-advice is just as important to the future of Australian banks as the integration of superannuation platforms was in the 1990s, argues ...

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Blockchain more than hype: Nikko AM

Blockchain technology is likely to be the biggest driver of change in the asset management industry, according to Nikko Asset Management

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Sentry teams up with IRESS

Financial planning dealer group Sentry has partnered with software company IRESS to develop an advice platform for its authorised representatives

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