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21 October 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

ASIC lays out 2014/2015 strategy

The corporate regulator has pointed to a number of ‘key risks’ in its 2014/2015 strategic outlook that will drive its activities over the next 12 ...

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New bitcoin market launched

Independent Reserve, a PricewaterhouseCoopers-audited bitcoin market, officially opened a new exchange in Sydney this morning. The company’s chief ...

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Super funds take a breather in September

After a strong start to the 2014/2015 financial year, super fund growth slowed down in September as investors grow nervous and risk-averse, according ...

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OneVue joins Calastone network

Investment platform and fund services provider OneVue has joined Calastone’s global funds transaction network. OneVue has announced it has joined ...

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'Doom and gloom' rife: AMP Capital

Global shares may have had a "rough week", but there are signs that the stock markets may be close to a low, says AMP Capital chief economist Shane ...

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ASIC backs forestry MIS reforms

ASIC has called on the government to enact reforms to the business models of forestry managed investment schemes (MISs). The corporate regulator ...

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Consensus thinking on yields challenged

Higher bond yields do not equate to asset price volatility and subsequent equity market sell-offs, argues K2 Asset Management head of Australian ...

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Active mandates shifting: BlackRock

Australian investors are starting to adopt a less constrained approach to their actively-managed mandates, says BlackRock managing director Mark ...

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CBA reputation ‘tarnished’: Narev

CBA chief executive Ian Narev has spoken frankly about the importance of consumer trust, following revelations about poor financial advice within the ...

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Super infighting leaves members in the cold

Super fund members' interests are being ignored as retail and industry funds squabble about default super arrangements, argues Taxpayers Australia

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