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21 November 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

NAB, ANZ enter EUs over ‘fundamental failings’

NAB and ANZ have had enforceable undertakings accepted by ASIC after the Federal Court found the banks failed to meet “the most basic standards of ...

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Sharpe ratio flatters active managers: UTS

The industry standard for measuring risk-adjusted returns, the Sharpe ratio, is “easily manipulated” and masks the fact that active managers are ...

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APAC leads strong global dividend growth

Headline growth of global dividends in Q3 2017 jumped by 14.5 per cent to US$328.1 billion, led by strong growth in the Asia-Pacific region, according ...

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Hub24 to launch platform enhancements

ASX-listed fintech company Hub24 has announced three enhancements to its investment platform. Speaking at Hub24’s annual general meeting yesterday, ...

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Netwealth share price up 44% on ASX debut

Platform provider Netwealth has officially been admitted to the ASX following its successful IPO, with shares trading since midday Monday

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JP Morgan ANZ chair joins Future Fund board

The chairman of JP Morgan Australia and New Zealand has replaced Steven Harker as a member on the Future Fund board of guardians. Robert Priestley ...

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Perpetual chief executive to depart

The managing director and chief executive of Perpetual, Geoff Lloyd, will step down from his position in mid-2018. After five years in the role, ...

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Charles Schwab re-enters Australian market

American wealth management giant Charles Schwab Corporation has re-opened an office in Sydney after exiting the Australian market in 2000

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LGIAsuper CEO steps down

The chief executive of Queensland-based super fund LGIAsuper is stepping down to focus on his duties as the fund’s chief investment officer

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Gender pay gap closing in financial services

The pay gap between men and women working in financial services is closing but remains the largest in the country, according to the Workplace Gender ...

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