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21 January 2015 • By • 1 min read

Insync responds to Swiss policy changes

Boutique fund manager Insync is increasing its exposure to a range of Swiss stocks with the rapid increase in the Swiss Franc currency improving ...

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Macquarie predicts 20pc profit jump

The Macquarie Group has upgraded its expected profit guidance in response to favourable global market conditions, with Morningstar suggesting ...

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Insto investors rethink real assets

While many institutional investors are underweight real assets, BlackRock anticipates a growing number will embrace real estate, commodities and ...

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ETF industry to end 2015 at $21–23bn

BetaShares has forecast the Australian ETF industry will continue to grow at 50 per cent throughout 2015, hitting $21–23 billion by year end

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Hub24 adds ING Direct products to platform

Platform provider Hub24 has added ING Direct’s three-month, six-month and one-year term deposit products to its IDPS and super platform

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Lower oil prices here to stay, says CQS

The recent decline in oil prices is a structural shift that is unlikely to be reversed over the next decade, argues CQS founder and chief executive ...

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Don't rely on asset consultants, says Deloitte

The less-than-stellar investment performance of so-called ‘implemented asset consultants’ should prompt superannuation trustees to take more ...

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Truth behind Bill Gross departure emerges

New revelations have emerged about the real reason behind Pimco co-founder Bill Gross’ shock departure to a rival company. In an interview with ...

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World Bank lowers growth forecast

The fragility of the global economy has prompted the World Bank to lower its growth forecast for the third consecutive quarter. Released this week, ...

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Japanese growth under pressure: NAB

Japan is facing major demographic changes that will have significant implications for its economy, according to NAB. An economic analysis of Japan ...

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