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28 January 2009 • By Victoria Papandrea • 1 min read

Patersons and Tolhurst to merge

Patersons and Tolhurst merge to create a major stockbroking group that will oversee 370,000 clients.Patersons Securities has announced an in-principle ...

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BlackRock and Select shine amid suffering

BlackRock's Asset Allocation Fund (Class D) and the Select Futures Fund top the list of best-performing single-strategy managers in 2008

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Many Aussies fear global depression

The majority of Australians plan to change financial priorities amid the global financial crisis.The majority of consumers in Australia, the UK, ...

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Ventura reshuffles Aust fund

Fund manager Ventura Investment Management has appointed Paradice Investment Management as a new manager in the Ventura Australian Opportunities Fund

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Storm collapse raises intervention issues

The role of the FPA and regulator has emerged amid the Storm fallout.The collapse of Storm Financial has raised issues over when an association or ...

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Equipsuper appoints chair

Equipsuper has hired Andrew Fairley as chair of the $4.2 billion superannuation fund.He will succeed Catherine Walker, who chaired the fund for the ...

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Australian super funds lead growth

Despite the contraction of global pension assets worldwide, Australian super funds continue to experience the highest growth rate over the longer-term

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Advice firm cultivates intergenerational model

A shrinking pool of baby boomer clients spurs a client rethink.Intergenerational advice will be a key focus for financial planners in the future as ...

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CBA records fall in FUA and FUM

Falling stocks and an outflow of short-term cash mandates means CBA had less money to look after in the December quarter.Commonwealth Bank ...

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Foresight: a double edged sword

The financial issues surrounding Storm Financial look set to worsen before they get better.As IFA went to print, the records and investment history of ...

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