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02 October 2015 • By • 1 min read

Nikko AM shifts to neutral on global equities

Nikko Asset Management has revised its overweight stance on global equities, reducing it to neutral on the back of increasing volatility in the US

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Solid outlook for European retail property

European retail property provides investors with notable diversification benefits that can be gained through geography, sub-sector and risk profile, ...

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'Member-centric' super tool launched

Towers Watson has launched a tool to help superannuation trustees assess the appropriateness of new retirement products before they go to market

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ASIC takes action on Countplus subsidiary

Countplus-owned financial planning group Total Financial Solutions (TFS) has been slapped with additional licence conditions by ASIC following ...

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AIA Australia appoints chief group insurance officer

AIA Australia has appointed a chief group insurance officer, responsible for distribution, product, pricing and operations across Australia

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Providence appoints senior investment adviser - 2015

Advisory firm Providence has appointed a new senior investment adviser and head of its Melbourne office. James Smith will join Providence as a ...

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Nikko AM names NZ managing director

Nikko Asset Management New Zealand has named a new managing director to replace Peter Lynn, who is set to take on a global role within the company

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ANZ names new chief executive

ANZ has announced Shayne Elliott will succeed Mike Smith as chief executive of the bank on 1 January 2016. Mr Elliott, who is currently ANZ's chief ...

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'Buy the index' days are over

Since the global financial crisis, the 'blue chip' companies that dominate the ASX300 have delivered next to no earnings growth on aggregate – and ...

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CBA compensation bill nears $500,000

The Commonwealth Bank has offered just under $1 million in compensation to clients who have received bad advice, with close to $500,000 having been ...

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