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28 July 2008 • By James Dunn • 1 min read

Making money from hedge funds

The phenomenal returns of recent years from traditional asset classes have limited the interest of superannuation funds and institutional investors in ...

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Total control

Out and about last week, I heard an interesting theory on how to eliminate the numerous conflicts of interest many dealer groups have: get rid of ...

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Australian Ethical appoints CIO

Former nabCapital global markets head Martin Halloran takes up a CIO role at Australian Ethical.Australian Ethical has appointed Martin Halloran as ...

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SPAA partners with UNSW

SPAA plans to launch new educational standards for postgraduates with an SMSF audit course through UNSW.The Self-Managed Super Fund ...

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Incomes rise but housing costs hit the roof

Gains in the average Australian's income have been largely offset by the increases in housing and living costs, the latest AMP.NATSEM report has ...

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Web the path to affordable advice

Internet to improve delivery and quality of advice for all types of clients.Better online capabilities can improve financial planning services ...

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Omega hires operations head

Omega Global Investors executive team is now complete following the key appointment of an operations manager.Omega Global Investors' search for a head ...

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Macquarie achieves record profit result

Macquarie has made a record profit for the 16th consecutive year, despite turbulent market conditions.Macquarie Group has recorded a healthy $1.8 ...

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More focus on SMSF admin to come

An increased need for specialised administrative services for SMSFs is seeing a shift in the market.Administration services for self-managed ...

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Westpac stands by merger as ACCC steps in

The ACCC has moved into the next phase of its merger inquiry of Westpac and St George Banking groups.Westpac has attempted to reassure shareholders ...

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