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29 October 2014 • By Scott Hodder • 1 min read

SMSFs exiting cash: Multiport

SMSF trustees are turning away from their cash holdings in favour of international markets, according to AMP-owned SMSF administrator Multiport

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Franklin Templeton adds to fixed income team

Franklin Templeton has made further additions to its Australian fixed-income investment team, announcing the appointments of Jennifer Wee and Joshua ...

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Zurich poaches Colonial First State executive

A sales manager in the investments team at CFS will join Zurich Financial Services Australia Limited in a similar role. Zurich has announced that ...

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News Corp makes superannuation play

A subsidiary of News Corporation is currently in negotiations with investment platform provider OneVue to provide subscribers with a superannuation ...

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Pension funds 'slow and inflexible'

More than one-third of global pension funds are slow to react when market conditions change, research by AMP Capital has found. The AMP Capital ...

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APRA consults on risk management guide

The prudential regulator has released for consultation a draft prudential practice guide for registrable superannuation entity licensees

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BNP Paribas names acting custody boss

BNP Paribas Securities Services has appointed an acting managing director following the shock departure of Peter Baker earlier this month

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Reform required for Asian market breakthrough

Australian fund managers will need to embrace cultural change in order to take advantage of growing opportunities in Asia, one business broker has ...

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CommSec fined for reporting failures

ASIC’s Markets Disciplinary Panel has handed Commonwealth Securities Limited its second penalty this year for breaching market integrity rules

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Towers Watson questions active management

Active management is a “negative-sum” game and the asset management industry is investing too much money and effort in it, argues Towers Watson

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