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22 April 2016 • By • 1 min read

VanEck rebrands Australian ETF business

Australian ETF provider Market Vectors will be rebranded VanEck Vectors ETFs as the US parent company moves to unite its global brands. Market ...

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Challenger annuities sales up 29%

The March 2016 quarter saw Challenger's annuities sales jump by 29 per cent, with the firm crediting the rise to its inclusion on Colonial First ...

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Beulah Capital launches new managed account

Boutique wealth management firm Beulah Capital has partnered with Franklin Templeton Investments on an international managed accounts solution

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ANZ hires wealth retail sales manager

ANZ Wealth's head of network sales has been named as the bank's new state manager for Victoria and Tasmania within its wealth retail sales team

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RI Advice CEO moves roles within ANZ

Darren Whereat has left his role as the chief executive of RI Advice to take up another position within ANZ.  In a statement, ANZ announced that ...

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Fiducian appoints practice development manager

Fiducian Financial Services has promoted Ben Davies to the role of practice development manager. Mr Davies will move out of his recruitment role at ...

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Standard Life Investments hires investment director

Standard Life Investments has appointed a new investment director, institutional business. Kate Hillyar, who was previously a director of ...

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ASIC shifts to 'user pays', funding boosted

ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft has received an 18-month extension to his contract and a $127.2 million funding increase, with the regulator set to move ...

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'Ultra-low' interest rates punishing super returns

The governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Glenn Stevens, has warned that the “ultra-low” interest rate environment is becoming a ...

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Mixed reaction from industry to new ASIC funding

While the industry has for the most part welcomed ASIC's additional funding, there are concerns that the new $127.2 million does not make up for cuts ...

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