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12 November 2015 • By • 1 min read

Platforms to lose $22bn in three years, says Tria

Platform funds under advice (FUA) are expected to drop by $22 billion over the next three years, as more advisers who target high net worth clients ...

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Non-mining economic transition taking hold: NAB

Australia’s transition to a services-based economy is gaining traction, with GDP forecasts inching higher to 2.6 per cent, says NAB.  In a new ...

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US Fed likely to tighten before year end

The US Federal Reserve is on track to raise rates before year end, with a pick-up in economic activity and positive dialogue emerging from the central ...

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ACBC lists new exchange-traded bonds

The Australian Corporate Bond Company (ACBC) has expanded its range of ASX-listed exchange-traded bonds (XTB) with the launch of six senior floating ...

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Volatility calls for innovative risk management

Faced with a challenging economic landscape, investment managers will need to adopt innovative investment methods in order to mitigate increasing ...

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Super funds increasing forex exposure

Despite an economic backdrop characterised by market volatility and a declining Australian dollar, foreign exchange remains a key focus for ...

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Nobel Laureate to headline major international finance conference

Stanford University’s world-renowned Nobel Laureate Professor Myron Scholes has been confirmed as a keynote speaker for the upcoming Australasian ...

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ETP market hits $20bn in AUM

The ASX exchange-traded product (ETP) market has reached $20 billion in assets under management as at 30 October 2015. According to the ASX funds ...

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Australia a ‘gateway’ to Asian markets: HSBC

Australia is well positioned to further substantiate itself as the “pre-eminent gateway” into Asia for Western businesses, argues HSBC chief executive ...

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Mutuals looking to fintech: KPMG

Australian mutuals are embracing innovation and fintech start-ups at an elevated pace, with 62 per cent indicating a willingness to invest in new ...

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