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28 April 2015 • By • 1 min read

ASX signs MOU with China futures body

The ASX has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the China Futures Association (CFA) at a CFA conference in Hangzhou, China.  The China ...

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MTAA Super rolls out 'income-focused' option

Industry fund MTAA Super has launched a new yield-centric investment option that sits between the conservative option and the balanced option

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AMP Capital adds to UK infrastructure team

AMP Capital has appointed a new principal of investments to its infrastructure equity team. Damian Stanley, who will be based in London, has been ...

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Retirement income FUM to hit $1tn

Total assets in the retirement incomes market are projected to double to $1.08 trillion over the next decade, says Dexx&r. The Dexx&r ...

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Cautious Aussie investors missing out: Legg Mason

The inherent conservatism of Australian investors is causing them to miss global opportunities, says Legg Mason. In the 2015 Global Investments ...

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Ignore 'robo advice' at your peril: ANZ

Algorithm-based 'robo advice' platforms are rapidly evolving into sophisticated financial planning systems that can learn on the job, says ANZ

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Financial services export on Budget agenda

Treasurer Joe Hockey has described the export of financial services to Asia as Australia's "greatest ever opportunity" ahead of his upcoming federal ...

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Deutsche Bank hit with US$2.5bn in fines

Authorities from the United Kingdom and the United States have issued Deutsche Bank a number of fines totalling US$2.5 billion for manipulating its ...

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Genesys firm leaves AMP

One of the largest member firms of soon-to-be-defunct AMP-aligned Genesys Wealth Advisers has established a new non-aligned dealer group

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Iron ore rally could prevent rate cut: HSBC

The RBA is widely expected to make another rate cut next month, but HSBC argues recent rallies in iron ore prices could be enough to stay the central ...

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