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04 June 2009 • By Pamela Koh • 1 min read

Former ETrade chief joins Findlay

Findlay Securities appoints a former ETrade chief to its board.Melbourne-listed stockbroker Findlay Securities has appointed Brett Spork as a ...

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Recruitment not all doom and gloom

Employment specialists report a slight increase in job opportunities across financial services.Following reports some Australian ...

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Family offices to pump into hedge funds

Investors led by pension plans and family offices are likely to pour at least $61 billion into hedge funds before the end of 2009.Hedge funds are ...

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Practices cut expenses to make money

Due to the GFC many advisory businesses are reducing expenses to make money in the short term.With a lot of advisory practices ...

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SMSF investors seek alternatives

SMSF investors burnt by sharemarket losses are now looking to alternative strategies with more secure growth options.Self-managed superannuation fund ...

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FirstUnity staffs up new Brisbane office

NSW-based advisory firm FirstUnity moves into Queensland as part of national expansion plans, hiring four former Morgan Stanley Smith Barney advisers

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Aviva to put SMAs on platform

Aviva is developing a series of SMAs for inclusion on its platform.Aviva is in the process of negotiating with five fund managers to develop eight ...

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Term deposit mortgage funds on cards

Balmain is pitching an idea with the industry about a mortgage fund that acts more like a term deposit.Balmain Funds, the responsible entity ...

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Ex-Pivotal MD forms new dealer group

Former Pivotal Financial Advisers chief executive Mark Schroeder establishes a dealer group.Former Pivotal Financial Advisers chief executive Mark ...

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ASIC, the regulator that could

The corporate regulator shocked the market last week by lifting its ban on covered short selling of financial stocks ahead of its proposed deadline

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