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04 February 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Westpac boss restructures wealth leadership

New Westpac chief executive Brian Hartzer, who started work this week, has scrapped the Australian Financial Services (AFS) division he led for three ...

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Industry funds ahead of retail on satisfaction

Industry superannuation funds continue to achieve higher customer satisfaction with financial performance compared to retail funds.  In a recent ...

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ATO flags multiple super accounts

More Australians are consolidating their superannuation accounts, says the ATO, but 45 per cent of working Australians still have more than one ...

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Volatility spurs SSgA to adjust portfolio

Falls in commodity prices and a plummeting resource sector have resulted in a lagging Australian equity market in 2014, says State Street Global ...

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Morningstar launches global fund reports

Australian research house Morningstar launched a range of new global fund reports for Australian and New Zealand managed funds. Morningstar stated ...

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Pershing teams up with Broadridge Financial

Pershing Securities Australia has adopted US-based Broadridge Financial Solutions' Australian post-trade processing solution. A joint statement by ...

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RBA cuts cash rate - Feb 2015

The Reserve Bank of Australia has cut the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.25 per cent. Westpac chief economist Bill Evans was one of few ...

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Emerging markets set to soar: Lazard AM

Lazard Asset Management is predicting a period of moderate global economic growth that will see emerging market companies outperform their developed ...

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Perpetual head of equities to stand down

Perpetual head of equities Matt Williams will leave the company in September, with senior management stressing there will be a "smooth transition" to ...

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Retirement asset allocation under scrutiny

A new academic paper has taken the financial planning sector to task for providing advice that is often “generic” and “too risky” for clients ...

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