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07 July 2015 • By • 1 min read

RBA keeps rates on hold - July 2015

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced it will keep the official cash rate on hold for the month of July. All 33 economists and commentators ...

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Robo-advice margins set to plummet

The entrance of vertically integrated players into the automated advice space could wreck direct-to-retail robo-advice business models, warns Apex ...

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'Grexit' won't derail markets: AMP Capital

The victory of the 'no' vote in Greece has increased the likelihood of a Greek exit from the eurozone, but concerned investors should remember the ...

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Governance Institute backs ID number for directors

The Governance Institute of Australia has backed the Productivity Commission's proposed director identification number (DIN) as a means to reduce ...

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First State Super wins ACT govt tender

First State Super has retained its position as the default fund for ACT government employees following its successful tender. First State Super ...

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Currency and global equities drive AusSuper returns

AustralianSuper's balanced investment option returned 10.86 per cent to investors in the 2014-15 financial year after taxes and fees. The $90 ...

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Don't fix 'last decade's problems': Finsia

Any regulatory response to problems within financial planning that ignores product issuers risks setting the industry back a decade, warns Finsia’s ...

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RBA to 'wait and watch', says HSBC

After delivering 50 basis points of cuts in the first half of 2015, the Reserve Bank of Australia will likely keep rates on hold in its meeting ...

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FSC economist moves to ASFA

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has named former Financial Services Council economist James Bond as its new director of ...

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ASIC finalises Interactive Brokers EU

US-based online brokerage firm Interactive Brokers has refunded $1.5 million in fees and commission payments to its Australian retail margin lending ...

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