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20 January 2016 • By • 1 min read

Institutions to ramp up financial planner recruitment

In the first quarter of 2016, large financial institutions such as the banks will be looking to increase their share of financial planners in the ...

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High-yield ETF delivers near 12% in volatile 2015

An exchange-traded fund (ETF) focused on high yield within the US share market has returned 11.94 per cent over the last six months, ...

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Latin American politics to depress economic outlook

Political developments are likely to muddy the economic outlook for emerging markets in 2016, with new and existing governments set to hinder Latin ...

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Fed poised for three rate hikes in 2016

The US Federal Reserve is likely to implement three further rate hikes in 2016, but inflation and market stability must persist in order for the ...

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ANZ rejects 'toxic culture' allegations

ANZ has vowed to "vigorously defend" claims by two sacked traders that the bank's dealing room is awash with drugs, sex and alcohol. The Australian ...

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Investors should ‘ride through’ volatility

Recent volatility should not cause investors to abandon their long-term investment strategies, says financial planning dealer group Infocus Wealth ...

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Pillar appoints executive general manager

Pillar Administration has appointed a new executive general manager of organisational change, responsible for overseeing the business' transformation ...

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ETF industry to flourish in low-return world

Low-return expectations are pushing investors towards low cost and transparent investment options like exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to Van ...

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Late-cycle investing must be active: Man GLG

One quarter of global assets are now sitting in passive strategies, but there are structural and cyclical reasons for a shift back to active ...

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Chinese reform vital to avoid 'growth collapse'

Fiscal and monetary stimulus, in addition to structural reforms, will be central factors in determining China’s growth path in 2016, says Standard ...

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