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03 February 2009 • By • 1 min read

Negline resurfaces at SuperCentral

SuperCentral boosts its SMSF business with the appointment of Tony Negline.Former Financial Wealth executive Tony Negline has emerged as a consultant ...

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Mariner continues to offload assets

Pentagon Properties Group moves to purchase Mariner Credit Corporation.Mariner Financial has entered into a conditional contract for the sale of ...

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AMP cuts 300 jobs

AMP may sack more staff after its cull of around 300 roles in the fourth quarter of 2008.Financial services giant AMP said it may dismiss more ...

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Opportunities amid the calamity

A thin silver lining has appeared for Australia's financial services industry.Mid-to-large-sized firms are emerging as suitors and some as cads to ...

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FPA stands firm on Storm investigation

The collapse of Storm Financial is not widespread and the FPA does not intend to investigate any firms with similar ...

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Under lock and key: protecting investor capital

Investor demand to protect investments has given Australia's capital protection sector a much-needed boost. However, much still needs to change for ...

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TFSA merger talks enter final phase

TFSA merger talks near the closing stages, with Count Financial rumoured as a serious contender.The potential merger of Total Financial Solutions ...

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Blame losses, not short-sellers for bank misery

An industry body and some financial planners are questioning ASIC's decision to extend the short-selling ban.The corporate watchdog should lift its ...

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Sherry targets research and credit houses

Sherry gives more details on how regulation of research houses and credit ratings agencies will be boosted this year.Superannuation Minister Nick ...

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ASFA calls for retirement system overhaul

Research reveals Australian retirees require a greater retirement income system to live comfortably.Australia's retirement income system is unlikely ...

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