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25 January 2021 • By Cameron Micallef • 1 min read

Beware rally reversal

The companies that offer the greatest risk for investors in 2021 are many of the same companies that have provided the greatest return to investors in ...

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Ethical fund CEO to depart

The co-founder and chief executive of Future Super will be stepping aside from the role. Kirstin Hunter will leave Future Super in 2021. Ms Hunter ...

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Chi-X announces senior appointment

Challenger stock exchange Chi-X has announced the appointment of an ASX veteran as its new deputy COO. John Williams will join Chi-X Australia in ...

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Depleted super needs cash boost: AIST

Close to a million workers closed or drained their super through the government’s early release scheme, and one lobby group wants to see cash handouts ...

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AMP’s deafening silence

With AMP set to announce its full-year results in February, the wealth giant is under pressure to announce that anybody other than Ares is interested ...

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‘Engagement has failed’: Hostplus urged to dump fossil fuels

A new campaign pressuring $50 billion industry super fund Hostplus to commit to a net-zero target and to scrap fossil fuel investments could clash ...

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State Super appoints new CIO

The $44 billion super fund has appointed a new chief investment officer as it rises to meet challenging market conditions through 2021. Charles Wu ...

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Ord Minnett rolls out senior appointments

Wealth management group Ord Minnett has announced a slew of appointments across its institutional equities sales and private client research teams

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Netwealth raises inflows guidance by $500m

Despite the COVID crisis, Netwealth has upped its forecast inflows for the 2021 financial year, after pulling a $4.8 billion (or 14 per cent) increase ...

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Super funds defy virus fallout

The average median growth superannuation fund (61-80 per cent growth assets) ended the year up 3.7 per cent, despite the economic havoc wreaked by the ...

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