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29 June 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Shareholders approve Wilson HTM spin-off

A consortium consisting of Wilson HTM staff, Craigs Investment Partners and Deutsche Bank has secured shareholder approval to acquire the private ...

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Qantas Super CEO to retire

Corporate superannuation fund Qantas Super has announced chief executive Jane Perry will retire at the end of 2015. Jane Perry, who has carved out ...

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Australian GDP below trend in Q1: HSBC

Despite a pick-up in household demand and exports growth, the Australian economy increased at a below-trend pace of 2.3 per cent in the first quarter, ...

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Eurozone on track to recovery, says BNP Paribas

The eurozone grew at its fastest pace in almost two years in the first quarter of 2015, with domestic demand providing much of the impetus, says BNP ...

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BT's Asgard platform adds SG Hiscock fund

The SG Hiscock SGH ICE fund is now available for retail investors via BT's Asgard investment platform. The addition of the fund to Asgard comes on ...

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Countplus CEO mulls rebrand

Countplus boss Phil Aris is contemplating rebranding the company as part of a plan to list two new entities on the ASX. Speaking to InvestorDaily, ...

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Industry backs new risk remuneration policy

With the exception of Industry Super Australia, the financial services industry has welcomed the government's announcement of a consensus on life ...

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IOOF exec under parliamentary scrutiny

Nationals Senator John Williams has aired a number of allegations against Peter Hilton, IOOF head of advice research, in a speech to the Senate

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FOFA refinements receive bipartisan support

The government and opposition have pushed through new regulations to allow refinements to be made to FOFA. Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has ...

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Blame Syriza for Greece’s woes: UBS

The breakdown of negotiations between Greece and its creditors raises questions about the effectiveness of the Greek government, says UBS

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