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06 August 2013 • By • 1 min read

Self-education cap deferment not the solution

The government’s one-year deferment of the $2,000 cap on self-education is simply “just a deferment of bad policy”, according to the Institute of ...

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WAM profit jumps on markets and merger

WAM Capital has announced an almost tenfold jump in profit following its merger with Premium Investors in December last year. In a statement on the ...

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ASFA outlines short rollover concerns

ASFA has raised concerns as to how practicable the three-day rollover requirement for MySuper is. In a submission posted last week, the Association ...

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Dexia acquisition deal falls through

A deal from a Hong Kong-based investment company to purchase the banking group that part owns Australian boutique fund manager Ausbil Dexia looks to ...

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Treasury Group to merge with Northern Lights

Multi-boutique fund manager Treasury Group has announced plans to merge with US-based Northern Lights Capital Group, forming a new business with $49

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TAL picks up discarded AAA client book

In the aftermath of the collapse of dealer group AAA Financial Intelligence, TAL Life purchased the client book of a related entity for an amount ...

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ASIC defends Commonwealth FP handling

An unrepentant ASIC has defended the manner in which it dealt with Commonwealth Financial Planning Limited (CFPL) in a submission to the Senate ...

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PJC re-opens active/passive debate

BT Financial Group has staged a spirited defence of active management in response to questions posed by the parliamentary joint committee (PJC)

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Small platform technology wins over Perpetual SMA

Perpetual’s first venture into the separately managed account (SMA) market is available predominantly via non-institutional investment platforms – a ...

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Suncorp profit set to fall

Suncorp Group’s net profit after tax (NPAT) is expected to fall for the year to 30 June 2013, partly due to losses associated with its non-core bank

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