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Governance Institute appoints new president

02 December 2015 • By • 1 min read

Governance Institute appoints new president

The Governance Institute of Australia has appointed a new national president for 2016. Current vice-president Simon Pordage has been promoted by ...

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Interest rates on hold in December

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the official cash rate on hold at 2 per cent for the month of December. The RBA's decision to keep interest ...

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Europe set to expand QE program: QIC

While investment markets are expecting a US rate hike later this month, the European Central Bank (ECB) is likely to go the other way and expand its ...

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NGS Super and QIEC Super discuss merger

Industry funds NGS Super and QIEC Super have agreed to investigate the integration of the two funds into a master trust structure. The boards of ...

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Retirement incomes market to hit $1.2tn by 2025

The retirement incomes market is expected to have the largest growth in funds under management over the next 10 years, projected to reach $1

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Pimco launches digital investment platform

Pimco has rolled out a new digital platform aimed at Australian financial planners, institutions and investors. The new digital platform will allow ...

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Planning group slapped with licence conditions

ASIC has imposed licensing conditions on financial advice group, Morgans Financial, after it identified concerns in regards to the firm's arrangements ...

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Corporate borrowers negative on credit in 2016

Australasian corporate borrowers are displaying increasing pessimism about the coming 12 months, with only 38 per cent expecting a high availability ...

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Government to ‘shift’ focus of super reform

Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison has said the Turnbull government is committed to enshrining the "purpose" of the superannuation system and plans to ...

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Super funds won’t get ‘caught out’ on FX

The investment committees of superannuation funds are much better prepared for future volatility in currency markets than they were during 2008 and ...

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