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08 January 2016 • By • 1 min read

New AML/CTF requirements in force

Investors should expect increased due diligence requirements from their financial institutions in 2016 due to intensified anti-money laundering and ...

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Media Super appoints independent director

Media Super has appointed former NSW deputy premier Carmel Tebbutt as an independent director. Carmel Tebbutt joins Media Super following a 17-year ...

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Former All Black joins NAB

NAB Asset Servicing has appointed former All Black Andrew Mehrtens in a business development role. A NAB spokesperson said Andrew Mehrtens ...

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End of US business cycle in sight: Citibank

A turning point for the US business cycle is gradually coming into view, says Citi Private Bank, with mid-2017 shaping as a "plausible centre-point"

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Towers Watson completes Willis Group merger

Global advisory firm Towers Watson has finalised its merger with Willis Group, with the new entity Willis Towers Watson listing on the NASDAQ index ...

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Aussies switching super blindly, says Roy Morgan

Just under one third of super fund members receive no guidance when switching superannuation products, a new survey has found. According to the ...

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Global ETF sector up US$347bn in 2015

The global ETF industry grew by US$347 billion throughout 2015, while the SMSF industry boosted Australian ETFs, according to BlackRock

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RBA in a tough spot on inflation: HSBC

Persistently low inflation is creating a headache for the Reserve Bank of Australia, especially given that it is reluctant to make further cuts to ...

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Chinese stocks plummet on 2016 open

The Chinese sharemarket is down seven per cent so far in 2016, with weak manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMIs) in China and the US ...

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Talent shortage hits financial services

Companies in the financial services sector are struggling to fill an increased number of roles, according to a specialist recruitment firm

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