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29 October 2015 • By • 1 min read

Confidence drops in October: State Street

Global investment confidence decreased 2.3 points in October, driven by a reduction in both North American and European confidence, says State ...

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Bad advice is ‘systemic’, says ASIC

The ongoing issues in the financial planning sector are down to “systemic issues” rather than the behaviour of a few “bad apples”, says ASIC deputy ...

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Aussie equities bounce back in October

Australian shares have returned 4.9 per cent for the month to date, benefiting from a recovery in global sentiment towards equities, says ...

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China to encourage outbound investment

Investors continue to focus on Chinese GDP numbers while ignoring significant steps being made in opening up the country’s capital account and the ...

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ETF investors seeking alternative strategies

The ETF industry is continuing to diversify, with Australian shares now accounting for only 30 per cent of the funds under management, says Zenith ...

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'Outcomes' investing out of reach: Atrium

Absolute return or 'outcomes-based' strategies may be the flavour of the month, but industry-wide portfolio constraints mean they will never be ...

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Banks falling short on climate risk

Global banks are failing to implement strategic and long-term approaches to climate risk, raising concerns about the financial sector's ability to ...

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Non-financial data gaining traction

Investors are incorporating non-financial factors into their decision-making to a larger extent as concerns over stranded assets increase, says EY

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Prospect of European QE buoys markets

Eurozone shares have had a boost this week as the European Central Bank (ECB) signalled the possibility of further monetary easing, says AMP Capital

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AMP wealth management AUM slips

AMP's wealth management division saw its assets under management (AUM) drop three per cent to $111 billion in the three months to 30 September 2015

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