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01 November 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

AFCA officially opens for business

The new one-stop-shop for financial complaints has officially opened today as part of the Coalition governments plan for a stronger economy

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AMP sets off in new direction

A new strategic direction is to be established for AMP Limited following the sale of its wealth protection and mature businesses. AMP Limited ...

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Switch remuneration mentality says executive

A switch in the mentality behind remuneration in financial services could be the first step towards rebuilding trust with consumers according to one ...

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CBA hires new CEO of ‘demerged’ wealth business

The Commonwealth Bank has brought on Jason Yetton as the chief executive of its demerged wealth management and mortgage broking businesses, with ...

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Top-down bottom-up demand for responsible investing

The 2018 release of the Colonial First State Responsible Investment and Stewardship Report has highlighted the demand for responsible investments

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Most exciting part of royal commission still to come

The final round of the royal commission may just be the most exciting round of hearings yet for members in the industry, says QMV consultant

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Cyber attack could lead to bank run: RBA

Cyber attacks pose a significant risk to financial stability and could lead to a run on the banks if customers lose confidence in our largest ...

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We never learn, we just shift risk says fund manager

The thesis of one fund manager into the state of financial markets is that players in the industry never really learn, they just shift risk

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‘Crisis of trust’: 80% of Aussies think banks are unethical

Deloitte has measured how Australians feel about the banks after their dirty laundry was aired by the Hayne royal commission. The results aren't ...

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AMP tipped to spend $1bn on its own shares

Morningstar is confident that the embattled wealth group will use the proceeds of its recently announced sale to buy back shares. AMP last week ...

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