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30 March 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

JP Morgan closes in on NAB Asset Servicing

NAB Asset Management's days as the top dog in the Australian custodial market look to be numbered, with the firm having lost 16.8 per cent of its ...

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Impact investing becoming mainstream

Impact investing is gaining traction, with 56 per cent of institutional investors already invested in assets that are both financially rewarding and ...

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China slowdown not all bad: Fidelity

China’s economic slowdown has been somewhat “overstated”, with 36 per cent of analysts from Fidelity International indicating it will have no impact ...

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Nikko AM Australia wins fixed income mandate

Nikko Asset Management Australia has received a Japanese institutional mandate.  In a statement, Nikko Asset Management Australia said the ...

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No 'one-size-fits-all' approach to insourcing

Insourcing asset management has the potential to reduce costs for super funds, but any savings can be “easily eroded” via a poorly-executed strategy, ...

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US inflation could 'overshoot', warns Investec

A sustained recovery in the oil price could see US inflation overshoot to the upside – a tail risk that neither the bond, currency nor equity markets ...

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Only 10% of Aussies taking lump sum: Rice Warner

Rice Warner has once again taken issue with the ‘myth’ that most Australians take their superannuation as a lump sum rather than a pension

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Stockbroker charged with misusing client funds

ASIC has charged a Perth-based stockbroker with three counts of dishonesty regarding the use of almost $1.6 million in client funds. Following an ...

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ASIC partners with UK regulator on fintech

ASIC and the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have signed an agreement to work together to grow fintech businesses.  ASIC said the ...

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Aussies counting on winning lotto to fund retirement

One in seven Australians are hoping to win money to fund their retirement, according to a new survey by BT Financial. A disturbingly high number of ...

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