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Matthew Saddington

05 April 2018 • By • 1 min read

Bell Asset Management hires equities analyst

Bell Asset Management has appointed Matthew Saddington to the role of senior global equities analyst. Mr Saddington brings two decades’ experience ...

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Mortgage Choice CFO appointed CEO

Mortgage Choice has announced that its CEO John Flavell has resigned, with chief financial officer Susan Mitchell taking his place. Ms Mitchell ...

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Blue Sky hits out at ‘foreign short-seller’

ASX-listed alternative investment manager Blue Sky has issued a strongly-worded rebuke of serious allegations aired by American hedge fund Glaucus ...

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Bowen defends Labor franking credits proposal

Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has stood by his party’s proposed changes to dividend imputation refunds, arguing the current system is “simply ...

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‘Room for improvement’ in remuneration: APRA

Major Australian financial institutions are only meeting the bare minimum of APRA’s requirements regarding remuneration structures, a new APRA review ...

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FIIG Securities expands into European market

Australian fixed income manager FIIG Securities has launched its first offshore subsidiary, allowing it to establish business operations in all 28 ...

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Fortnum names investment committee chair

Fortnum Private Wealth has appointed research and consulting expert Nigel Douglas as independent chairman of its Investment and Insurance Committee

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Investor confidence rises further in March

Investors across the world showed greater risk appetite last month, jumping 4.8 points from February, according to State Street Global ...

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US equities dip an ‘overreaction’: AMP Capital

The US stock market dropped 2.32 per cent yesterday, which AMP Capital has downplayed as an overblown reaction from investors. US stock market ...

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Royal commission unveils financial advice agenda

A number of major financial institutions will be compelled to give evidence to the next round of hearings in the Royal Commission into Misconduct in ...

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