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10 December 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

MySuper fees ‘must come down’

Super funds will be under immense pressure to reduce their fees following David Murray’s ultimatum to the industry, says Rice Warner chief executive ...

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Global managers underperform in 2014

The superior performance of lower-quality companies explains why global active managers failed to beat their respective benchmarks in 2014, says ...

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BT launches new investment team

BT has launched BT Investment Solutions, a new investment team to be headed up by general manager for investments and insurance David Lees

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Business confidence hits 2014 high

November saw Roy Morgan's business confidence index increase to 123 points, reaching its highest level since January 2014. Roy Morgan’s latest ...

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S&P litigator switches law firms

The lawyer that led the successful class action against Standard & Poor’s on behalf of 12 NSW local councils has been poached by a rival ...

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SSgA forecasts 2015 ETF growth

Australian investors can expect the launch of more international and ‘smart beta’ ETFs throughout 2015, says State Street Global Advisors (SSgA)

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US a 'standout opportunity': UBS

Australian investors should turn their attention away from domestic equities and focus on the US as it starts to present strong opportunities, says ...

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Morningstar launches raft of new indexes

Research house Morningstar has announced the release of more than 60 new global equity indexes. In a statement, the company said the indexes would ...

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Murray unfazed by vertical integration

Vertical integration will “not matter anymore” if the government goes ahead with the FSI’s recommendation to introduce new obligations for product ...

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AMP Capital takes mFund closer to ‘tipping point’

The addition of six AMP Capital funds to mFund may act as a trigger for larger financial institutions to follow suit, argues the ASX

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