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29 September 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

ETP inflows on track for record year

Global exchange-traded product inflows for August were $38.9 billion, bringing the year-to-date flows to $213.4 billion – marking a higher pace of ...

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Don't hold too much cash, warns SSGA

Investors may be holding too much of their investable assets in cash to meet their investment goals, according to State Street Global Advisors

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Equities investors should go global: Lonsec

Investors will need to increase their exposure to global equities in order to meet their investment objectives in the current economic environment, ...

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'Closet indexing' crimping active returns

While plenty of active mangers are still outperforming their benchmarks, some are offering investors index returns for active management-level fees, ...

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Antipodes IPO approaches $330m

Antipodes Global Investment Company is closing in on $330 million for its capital raising – the maximum amount disclosed in the prospectus

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Tone shifting on fiscal policy: BlackRock

As monetary easing reaches its limits, major economies are moving away from austerity and beginning to consider fiscal stimulus, says BlackRock

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JP Morgan take top spot in custody market

JP Morgan has overtaken NAB Asset Servicing as largest overall provider of custody in the Australian market, according to ACSA. A new report by the ...

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Fixing gender gap worth $146b: CFSGAM

By taking measures to close the superannuation gap between men and women, the federal government could increase the aggregate superannuation pool by ...

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We’re not ‘inflation nutters’, says Lowe

Philip Lowe has used his first statement as RBA governor to emphasise the bank's accommodative approach to monetary policy, as well as its flexibility ...

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Italian banks will 'unravel' Europe

The "failed" Italian banking system, not Brexit, will be the trigger that finally "unravels" the European Union, says Westpac's chief economist

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