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19 May 2016 • By • 1 min read

‘No need for panic’ on China, says AB

Rising corporate defaults and market interest rates in China may not be all bad news and may be beneficial in the long term, says AllianceBernstein ...

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RBA to cut again in August: HSBC

This month's RBA rate cut was a close call, says HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham – and the central bank is likely to wait until the second quarter ...

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Super funds regain ground in April

Super funds appear to have recovered from the choppy start to 2016, with returns sitting at 1.7 per cent for the first 10 months of the financial ...

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MLC adds to capital markets team

Former CLSA analyst John Woods has been appointed as a portfolio manager in MLC's capital markets research team. MLC chief investment officer ...

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Moneysoft launches ‘lite’ version

Cloud-based technology provider Moneysoft will release a more flexible, cost-effective version of its original personal financial management tool to ...

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Resist the urge to 'overcomplicate': Mercer

The financial services industry has an overwhelming desire to overcomplicate financial concepts to create the perception of 'value' to clients, says ...

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ANZ sheds 200 back-office roles

ANZ has made 200 managerial and back-office positions redundant as the bank looks to "simplify" its business and "boost productivity"

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Advised investors driving ETF growth

The 44 per cent growth in the Australian ETF market between 2013 and 2015 was fuelled primarily by advised SMSFs and retail investors, according to ...

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RBA rate cut reflects 'new neutral': Pimco

The Reserve Bank of Australia was right to cut the cash rate to 1.75 per cent earlier this month, despite the criticism it has faced, says ...

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Advisers at centre of HSBC Bank EU

HSBC Bank Australia must review and "remediate" clients affected by advisers who gave "potentially deficient advice”, as part of ASIC’s acceptance of ...

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