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22 September 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Fulcrum AM launches retail fund in Australia

London-headquartered Fulcrum Asset Management has opened up its multi-asset absolute return fund to Australian retail investors. Fulcrum Asset ...

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Women in Finance award winners announced

The winners of the inaugural Women in Finance Awards, an initiative of Momentum Media in partnership with NAB, have been announced at an awards ...

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China dominating alternative finance: KPMG

Australia is the second largest player in the Asia-Pacific alternative finance sector, but China is by far the dominant player with over 99 per cent ...

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US Federal Reserve to begin unwinding QE

The US Federal Reserve has announced that it will begin the unwinding of its decade-long quantitative easing (QE) program in October 2017

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Emerging markets growth to triple: IOOF

Growth in emerging markets looks to “very significantly outpace” growth in developed markets, says IOOF.  By 2021, the gross domestic product of ...

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CBA sells life businesses to AIA

The Commonwealth Bank has announced the sale of CommInsure and Sovereign to AIA, as well as a 'strategic review' of Colonial First State Global Asset ...

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Labor to oppose rumoured ASIC chair

Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has announced the federal opposition would oppose the nomination of former CBA general counsel and Credit Suisse chairman ...

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Innovation must be led by executives: NAB

Business leaders play an important role in establishing innovation within the culture of their companies, according to a new NAB report

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Ophir AM appoints Perpetual as RE

Small- and mid-cap equities investment manager Ophir Asset Management has appointed Perpetual Corporate Trust as responsible entity (RE) for the Ophir ...

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APRA has ‘failed’ on competition: COBA

The prudential regulator has failed to give due consideration to competition in the banking industry, argues the Customer Owned Banking Association

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