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08 March 2018 • By Annie Kane • 1 min read

AMP Bank hires head of mortgage distribution

AMP Bank has recruited former Bank of Queensland Broker general manager Adrienne Smith as the new director of distribution. Ms Smith will leave her ...

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Spooked investors switch to active: survey

Institutional investors have responded to market volatility by reallocating their passive assets into active strategies, says Natixis Investment ...

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AMP Capital backs roads over self-driving cars

While autonomous cars will eventually dominate the road, the real opportunity for investors lies in the infrastructure needed to support them, says ...

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Good Super launches ‘thematic’ options

Retail superannuation fund Good Super has announced a range of values-based thematic options launched in partnership with US company OpenInvest

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ASIC welcomes broader competition powers

ASIC has welcomed the Productivity Commission's recommendation that the corporate regulator be granted a "broad, proactive competition mandate"

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Former KPMG exec heads to ATO

The Australian Taxation Office has appointed a former KPMG executive as the assistant commissioner for SMSFs. InvestorDaily sister title SMSF ...

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Aviva launches multi-strategy fund in Australia

Aviva Investors has extended its multi-strategy range by making a new fund available to Australian investors. The Aviva Investors Multi-Strategy ...

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RBA cash rate remains 'on hold'

The Reserve Bank of Australia has chosen to keep the official cash rate on hold at 1.5 per cent for the eighteenth month in a row. The RBA made the ...

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Trump tariffs 'hugely damaging': Saxo Bank

US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminium are effectively a "massive tax on consumers" that are likely to drag the nation in ...

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Institutions suffer further adviser losses

Australia’s six largest financial institutions continued to lose financial advisers over February in a trend that Bell Potter Securities warns is a ...

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