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New director for Infrastructure Capital Group

22 September 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

New director for Infrastructure Capital Group

Infrastructure Capital Group has expanded its Sydney office with a new appointment, naming Edward Lloyd as the company’s newest director

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Bonds poised for a ‘dramatic repricing’

Sovereign bond markets are priced for deflation in a world that is mildly inflationary, making the potential for volatility “extremely high”, says ...

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IFM Investors wins equities mandate

IFM Investors’ newly formed active equities team has won a mandate from industry fund Mine Wealth + Wellbeing. Mine Wealth + Wellbeing (formerly ...

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‘Slowdown’ ahead for Australian equities

Australia has produced strong economic data for the June quarter, but the future doesn’t look as solid, warns Morningstar. Gross domestic product ...

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Deadline looming for updated PDSs

Responsible entities and superannuation trustees have until 1 February, 2017 to comply with new disclosure rules concerning fees and costs, says Henry ...

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NAB Asset Servicing retains Equip Super

Equip Super has announced that NAB Asset Servicing will continue as its custodian. NAB Asset Servicing executive general manager John Comito said ...

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Cbus names new investment manager

Cbus has announced Alexandra West will join the fund in the newly created role of investment manager, innovation and strategy. Ms West has ...

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Default super funds 'no longer relevant'

The Productivity Commission has launched an inquiry that will consider alternative models to default superannuation, with a preferred baseline ...

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Dovish US Fed will calm bond markets: XTB

Recent volatility in Australian government bonds is likely to subside this week if the US Federal Reserve keeps rates on hold as expected, says XTB

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Investment banker charged with insider trading

A former Credit Suisse investment banker has pleaded not guilty to charges of procuring insider trading brought after an ASIC investigation

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