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16 December 2009 • By Victoria Papandrea • 1 min read

TFSA/Count merger imminent

The merger between dealer group TFSA and Count Financial is back on track following a temporary halt in proceedings.The merger between Total Financial ...

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Representative boards not best practice

The Cooper Review's decision to support representative boards was disappointing, according to the Institute.The Institute of Chartered Accountants in ...

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CFS eyes opportunities amid reshuffle

CFS plans to seek new opportunities within Australia's advice industry.Colonial First State (CFS) intends to "exploit and explore" new ...

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ASIC bans Bridges adviser

ASIC has banned a former Bridges adviser from providing financial services.ASIC has permanently banned former Bridges Financial Services (Bridges) ...

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Inaugural TPD table on the cards

The life insurance sector now has four years of high quality data that can be used to update the Insured Life table, following a study by ...

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ING IM hires new chief

An ING executive is set to take up the role of chief executive for ING Investment Management Australia.ING Investment Management Australia has ...

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Executive shuffle for Australian Unity

Australian Unity Financial Planning (AUFP) head of practice development for accountants Steve Davis has succeeded the group's head of personal ...

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The year ahead

Next year is tinged with some uncertainty about the level of recovery in the share market and the outcome of various parliamentary inquiries

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Onwards and upwards

This is the last edition of IFA for 2009.It has been a year of many challenges and no doubt one many hope to forget.  It is easy to look back at ...

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PIS under review amid buyout rumours

PIS reviews business units while remaining tight lipped over possible buyout rumours.The business units of dealer group Professional Investment ...

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