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17 May 2010 • By Vishal Teckchandani • 1 min read

Challenger starts equity income boutique

Challenger Financial Services Group has expanded its boutique funds management business with the establishment of Australian equity income specialist ...

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Magellan cracks $1b mark

Magellan Financial Group has crossed $1 billion in funds under management (FUM).Magellan said its FUM was $1.093 billion as at 30 April, compared with ...

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Aust active managers do well

Active managers are continuing to outperform their indexing counterparts, according to research house Zenith's 2010 Australian Shares Sector Review

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Wilson looking to stay in financial services

Former Asgard head Wayne Wilson has signalled his intention to continue to be involved in financial services.A few days after the announcement of his ...

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BT pushes for govt action on volume bonuses

BT Wrap has asked Treasury to rethink its draft regulation on volume bonuses.BT Wrap has called on the federal government to review its position ...

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Super-free budget

The Rudd government has made one of its most important public deliveries in the form of the 2010 federal budget.In the eyes of many Australians, ...

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Consumers view advisers as leeches: actuary

Consumers in bundled financial products may currently view their adviser as a leech on their savings, an actuary has said.Consumers who currently pay ...

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Goldman Sachs under investigation

Slater & Gordon is investigating allegations of misleading and deceptive conduct against Goldman Sachs JBWere Capital Markets.Goldman Sachs JBWere ...

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Axa longevity risk product now available

Advisers can now access Axa's new longevity risk product.Axa has today released the adaptation of its North platform offering people a product that ...

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Planners frustrated over lack of govt clarity

A number of financial planning executives have expressed frustration over the lack of clarity within the government's proposed regulatory changes

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