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25 September 2013 • By • 1 min read

IPA rejects minimum SMSF balances

The Institute of Public Accountants has echoed industry concerns about the possibility of ASIC imposing minimum account balances  requirements on ...

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CSSA appeals to financial services ministry

The Corporate Super Specialist Alliance (CSSA) has called on the new ministers responsible for financial services to help ensure the survival of the ...

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van Eyk puts stamp on NZ acquisitions

Research house van Eyk has completed a rebrand of its recently-acquired New Zealand-based wealth management businesses, in the latest sign of ...

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Be wary of high dividends: State Street

Investors should be wary of top-line dividend numbers, with payout ratios reaching high figures over September, according to State Street Global ...

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Super assets to hit $7.6 trillion by 2033

Australia’s superannuation asset pool is projected to reach $7.6 trillion in the next 20 years, equating to 180 per cent of GDP, according to new ...

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Super administrator blasts 'ridiculous' fine

If the Coalition wants to cut red tape from superannuation, it could begin by removing the $3,800 fine faced by employers who submit ‘non-conforming’ ...

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Asia Funds Passport opens investment doors

A historic four-country agreement to pilot an Asia Region Funds Passport will create significant investment opportunities for Australian institutions ...

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Consumers rationalise financial providers

More than one million Australian consumers have ceased dealings with one or more financial services providers in the 12 months to July this year, ...

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Beware slick new products: Aus Unity

The current market is primed for a wave of investment products that promise out-performance with little to no risk, warns Australian Unity Investments

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ASIC concedes vertical integration conflict

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has for the first time officially confirmed it perceives an ‘inherent conflict’ in ...

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