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22 September 2008 • By Vishal Teckchandani • 1 min read

ASIC temporarily bans naked short-selling

ASIC will ban naked short-selling from today and will require investors to provide better disclosure on regular short-sales.The practice of so-called ...

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Unravelling the BRIC market meltdown -1

Many financial advisers have been seduced by the rising economic prosperity in Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC). However, BRIC nation equities ...

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Unravelling the BRIC market meltdown

Many financial advisers have been seduced by the rising economic prosperity in Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC). However, BRIC nation equities ...

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Macquarie outlook positive to stable

Moody revises its rating outlook on the Macquarie Group to stable, one day after S&P revised its outlook to negative.Moody's Investors ...

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Austock FM chairman resigns

Austock Funds Management has begun a search to replace chairman and director Michael McFarlane, who resigned yesterday.Austock Funds Management (AFM) ...

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BlackRock relaunches fund to reflect style

BlackRock will relaunch two of its funds as BlackRock Global High Conviction Fund from next month.BlackRock Investment Management (BIM) will be ...

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Bravura shares fall to record low

Bravura Solutions stock reaches new lows on concerns Ironbridge Capital may reduce or withdraw its takeover offer.Bravura Solutions stock ...

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AIG Life Australia re-affirms solid position

Policy holders of AIG companies can be confident it is still in business, and the US insurance company's commitments will be honoured.AIG Life ...

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FPA members sign up to PI service

The FPA's PI insurance scheme has signed up 10 polices since its launch in July this year.The FPA's professional indemnity (PI) insurance scheme, Pro ...

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Wall Street poison hits Aust retail funds

Retail global and fixed-income funds reveal their exposure to shares of AIG and bonds of bankrupt Lehman Brothers.Several large Australian global ...

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