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13 August 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Fortnum and Netwealth subsidiary to merge

Platform provider Netwealth has reached an agreement with financial planning dealer group Fortnum Financial Advisers to create a new advice entity

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Asia Pacific to lead global M&A growth

The Asia-Pacific region is set to experience its strongest year of M&A activity – expecting growth of 16 per cent, according to Intralinks

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NAB finalises US bank divestment

The National Bank of Australia has completed the full divestment of US-listed Great Western Bank (GWB) following the sale of its final 28

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Next Generation Advisory makes acquisition

Next Generation Advisory, the financial services firm backed by Italian firm Azimut, has signed an agreement to acquire Lifestyle Financial Planning ...

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SMSF admin firm moves to AMP

AMP has continued to build its SMSF division with the acquisition of administration business Justsuper. AMP SMSF has wholly acquired Justsuper, ...

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Challenger acquires Dexion Capital

Challenger's boutique funds management business, Fidante Partners, has acquired UK-based alternative investments group Dexion Capital for $41 million

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Westpac's Pacific Islands exit hits a snag

Westpac's planned exit from its operations in a series of Pacific Islands nations has been hampered by the destruction from Cyclone Pam

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LaSalle acquires London property

LaSalle Investment Management has purchased a London property for £197.5 (AU$407.85) million from Deutsche Fonds Holding. The 'freehold interest' ...

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Challenger sells Kapstream stake for $45m

Challenger has sold its 25 per cent stake in boutique funds manager Kapstream Capital to US-based global investment business Janus Capital Group

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Towers Watson to merge with Willis Group

Towers Watson has announced it will merge with global risk advisory and reinsurance firm Willis Group, creating a new entity valued at US$18 billion

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