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10 October 2014 • By • 1 min read

Aussie appetite for US investment grows

Certitude Global Investments has reported a spike in Australian investor appetite for international markets investment, especially for US equities

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Spring Financial buys boutique practice

Sydney-based Spring Financial Group has acquired a boutique financial planning business. Pink Diamond Financial Group (PDFG) has been subsumed into ...

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Perpetual launches first LIC

Perpetual Investment Management has announced the launch of its first listed investment company: Perpetual Equity Investment Company Limited

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BlackRock predicts subdued global growth

Rising debt-to-GDP ratios and reluctance by policymakers to implement tough structural reforms is weighing heavily on long-term growth, says BlackRock

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Business as usual, says Pimco Australia

Pimco will not change its investment strategy in the wake of Bill Gross' departure, says head of portfolio management in Australia Robert Mead

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Chinese coal reforms to hit miners: Aus Ethical

China's new rules governing coal imports are set to take their toll on the Australian mining sector, argues Australian Ethical. Australian Ethical ...

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Nikko AM ups global equities exposure

A positive outlook for the global macroeconomic environment has seen Nikko Asset Management further increase its overweight allocation to global ...

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Tide turning on benchmarking: Aberdeen

Super funds are moving away from benchmark-defined mandates in favour of more ‘objectives-based’ strategies, says Aberdeen AM Australia managing ...

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Capex-heavy companies underperform: Credit Suisse

Investors should be seeking out companies with small capex budgets rather than the biggest corporate spenders, says Credit Suisse. Credit Suisse ...

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Workers missing $2.5 billion in super

Around 650,000 Australian workers are not receiving the correct superannuation benefit from their employers, according to new research by Tria ...

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