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20 June 2012 • By • 1 min read

MIT legislation stalls on review

Australia's funds management sector has secured a reprieve after a parliamentary committee failed to reach an agreement on the MIT increase

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FOFA tipped to pass largely unchanged

The industry is tipping the government's FOFA bills will be passed by the Senate next week with little change.The federal government's financial ...

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Software satisfaction hits four-year high

AdviserNetgain has taken the lead in overall adviser software satisfaction.IRESS continues as the main planning software supplier for 45 per cent of ...

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Major industry shifts behind Rimmer's decision

Geoff Rimmer has spoken about his decision to leave FSP after more than a decade and his new role with Equity Trustees.The former chief executive ...

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Eurozone, market uncertainty remains

Greece's election results are likely to fan the flames of uncertainty across global markets, investment managers say.Senior analysts and investment ...

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Adviser use by SMSF investors declining: report

The role of advisers to SMSF investors is waning, an Investment Trends report says.Self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) investors prefer to make ...

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FOFA passage increases confidence: Shorten

A structured referral offering is vital to ensure accountants feel protected, Australian Unity's head of financial advice says.Advisers and ...

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MLC appoints practice manager

The appointment of a practice manager marks the evolution of MLC's practice management offering.MLC Advice Solutions and Godfrey Pembroke have ...

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Financial repression drives hard assets

Local investors are somewhat protected by dividend franking and hybrids, Bell Potter says.As financial repression bites, portfolio managers in the ...

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FSP drives adviser retention, growth

Financial Services Partners plans to grow its adviser numbers by 50 as part of its focus on adviser retention and growth.Financial Services Partners ...

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