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22 July 2015 • By • 1 min read

CBA boss defends 'slow' scandal response

Ahead of the release of the bank’s results next month, CBA chief executive Ian Narev says he is “proud” of CBA’s response to the scandal in its ...

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Northern Trust gets new Australia head

Northern Trust has appointed a new head of Australia and New Zealand, to replace Rohan Singh who will return to Northern Trust’s Singapore office as ...

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AMP Capital 'investigating' China fund

AMP Capital will “investigate options” to sustainably close the discount to the net asset value that its Capital China Growth Fund (AGF) trades at

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K2 Asset Management launches new fund

Australian global equity fund manager K2 Asset Management has launch a new fund on the ASX, which offers investors packaged access to global markets

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Greece to become ‘background noise’

With Greece agreeing to a bailout deal with its creditors last week, the country's woes are likely to fade into the background as far as global ...

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ANZ ETFs added to Westpac platforms

ANZ's new range of ETFs have been added to the Westpac BT Wrap and Asgard platforms. The ETFs, developed jointly by ANZ and ETF Securities, are now ...

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AMP Capital boosts US team

AMP Capital has appointed two senior investment professionals to its credit research team in Chicago. Alexander Shire will join the AMP Capital's ...

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Institutional outflows hit Perpetual FUM

The June 2015 quarter saw Perpetual's institutional clients move $1.4 billion out of the firm's Australian equities strategies. Perpetual's funds ...

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Active management 'more necessary than ever'

With the tailwind of ever-lower interest rates firmly in the rear-view mirror, multi-asset managers must be more dynamic and tactical in their overall ...

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Grexit risk 'muted', says NAB

The financial fallout from the risk of Greece exiting the eurozone has been somewhat "muted" compared with the country's previous crises, says NAB

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