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09 February 2010 • By • 1 min read

PIS moves to clean up conflicts

PIS continues clean up of perceived conflict of interest concerns, with the firm turning its attention to its in-house platform.The holding company of ...

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AFA aims to triple members

The Association of Financial Advisers has announced its growth plans and reported a spike in membership.The Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) ...

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Outlook for small caps upbeat

The outlook for small-cap companies remains positive, according to investment experts.The positive outlook for small-cap companies is set to ...

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Asteron reports 50pc hike in online business

Asteron plans to increase online life insurance applications by 15 per cent on the back of strong demand.Nearly a year after Suncorp-owned group ...

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Comyn departs CommSec

Global financial services firm Morgan Stanley Smith Barney has appointed Matthew Comyn as chief executive of its Australian wealth management business

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AIOFP finds $85m of Astarra Strategic assets

The AIOFP has obtained reports that the bulk of the Astarra Strategic Fund assets are safe, but PPB is still investigating their whereabouts

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Firstfolio makes $3.1m bid for Xplore Capital

Firstfolio has made a move on Xplore Capital in order to boost its position in the financial services sector.Listed financial services group ...

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CBA, BTIM report flat FUM

Investors redeeming from cash and fixed interest funds were a key driver behind fund managers' flat FUM over the December quarter.Several major wealth ...

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Fund managers bullish on Aust shares

After a phenomenal bounce back in Australian equities last year, investors are wondering what to expect from the market in 2010. InvestorDaily spoke ...

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Is this a case of rewarding bad behaviour?

There seems no better way for an industry and its participants to remain in line than to tighten the rules.This may just have been what the government ...

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