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25 January 2021 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Perpetual sets sights on international expansion

Perpetual took a slight hit in Australia through the December quarter, but the company has forecast further international growth following its two ...

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AIA to finalise CommInsure acquisition

Life insurer AIA Australia is set to transfer members across from the Commonwealth Bank’s life insurance and investments business, CommInsure Life

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Tech group backs off on Link takeover

A US-listed technology company has withdrawn its bid for the Australian super administration group after its board said the price offered was not high ...

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RARE Infrastructure to rebrand after integration

Australian infrastructure boutique RARE will be changing its name in the new year, after integrating with fellow Franklin Templeton firm ClearBridge ...

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ACCC greenlights IOOF, MLC deal

The ACCC will not oppose IOOF’s acquisition of MLC Wealth Management, ruling the merged retail wealth giants will still face competition from AMP and ...

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Link dismisses US group’s acquisition offer

The fund administrator’s board has signalled the named price for an acquisition offer from a US tech company is not high enough, failing to present ...

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Market infrastructure provider acquires reporting platform

DTCC, market infrastructure for financial services, has acquired Publicis Sapient’s platform for compliance management reporting, signalling plans to ...

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Westpac offloads Pacific businesses

Westpac will sell its Pacific businesses as it looks to further simplify its operations. Westpac has announced the sale of Westpac Fiji and its ...

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Aware Super completes WA Super merger

Aware Super has completed the successor fund transfer to formalise its merger with WA Super. As of Friday, all WA Super members are part of Aware ...

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Macquarie to buy US asset manager

Macquarie has announced it will buy one of the oldest asset and wealth management companies in the US in a deal worth more than $2 billion

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