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07 July 2009 • By Victoria Papandrea • 1 min read

Super funds trim alternative allocations

Australian super funds trim down their allocations to alternative investments, global research finds.Australian superannuation funds have reduced ...

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Reaction to BTIM chief's resignation mixed

The reaction from several research houses to the resignation of BTIM chief executive Dirk Morris has been mixed.BT Investment Management ...

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Chris Cuffe joins Centric Wealth board

Prominent investment management leader Chris Cuffe joins dealer group Centric Wealth.Dealer group Centric Wealth has appointed Chris Cuffe to its ...

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ASIC alerted to SWS activities

Regulator asked to investigate activities of financial services firm after receiving a number of complaints.ASIC has been asked to ...

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Glass half full

As the first half of 2009 draws to a close, I'm surely not alone in hoping the second half of the year begins on a more positive note.A quick ...

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Invesco considers ETFs for Aust

Global asset manager Invesco is considering bringing some of its PowerShares suite of ETFs to the Australian market, Invesco Australia chief executive ...

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ASX study shows decline in share ownership

The number of Australians who own shares has fallen from 46 per cent in 2006 to 41 per cent in 2008, a survey by the Australian Securities Exchange ...

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S&P withdraws ratings on property funds

Standard & Poor's Fund Services (S&P) has withdrawn ratings on property funds offered by Axa and Tankstream after the managers decided not to ...

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Perennial launches fixed interest fund

Investment manager Perennial Investment Partners has launched a new fixed interest fund, which will be managed by its Perennial Fixed Interest ...

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PI premium hikes plague planners

Financial planning practices are facing professional indemnity premium hikes of up to 50 per cent this year.Financial planning practices are ...

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