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10 July 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Chinese equities crash a 'significant correction'

The 30 per cent fall in the Chinese sharemarket over the past month should be viewed as a "significant price correction" rather than an "ominous sign" ...

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Global equity managers ‘underwhelm’: Morningstar

The underperformance of active global equity managers last year was down to entirely “reasonable” concerns about US valuations, says Morningstar

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Greece's fate to be decided on Sunday

Europe's leaders will convene at a summit in Brussels on the weekend to make a final decision about Greece, with the Greek government given until ...

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NAB sets timeline for UK exit

NAB has announced it will go ahead with the IPO and demerger of UK-based Clydesdale bank by the end of the 2015 calendar year, pending regulatory and ...

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Long/short funds beating equities: Zenith

Research house Zenith has found Australian long/short managers delivered investors an average return of 10.2 per cent in the 12 months to 31 May ...

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IOOF boss faces Senate committee

IOOF managing director Chris Kelaher has been presented with 58 allegations of front running and an "explosive" whistleblower transcript at a Senate ...

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Aussie share ownership slips to 36 per cent

Excluding superannuation, 36 per cent of the Australian adults were invested in the Australian share market in 2014, according to a new study by the ...

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RBA keeps rates on hold - July 2015

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced it will keep the official cash rate on hold for the month of July. All 33 economists and commentators ...

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'Grexit' won't derail markets: AMP Capital

The victory of the 'no' vote in Greece has increased the likelihood of a Greek exit from the eurozone, but concerned investors should remember the ...

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Don't fix 'last decade's problems': Finsia

Any regulatory response to problems within financial planning that ignores product issuers risks setting the industry back a decade, warns Finsia’s ...

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