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08 October 2014 • By • 1 min read

Findex to spend $200m on Crowe Horwath

The Findex group has put a $200 million price tag on acquisition target Crowe Horwath Australasia. In a statement released yesterday, Findex said ...

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LGS to screen climate change 'investment risk'

Local Government Super (LGS) has moved to screen out ‘high carbon sensitive’ activities from its investment portfolios. A statement by LGS said ...

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Super ‘not a priority’ for young adults

Only one third of young adults consider themselves informed about superannuation, according to a new Centre for International Finance and Regulation ...

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Active funds underperforming benchmarks

The majority of actively-managed large-cap Australian equity funds are underperforming their respective benchmark indices, new research has found

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Hub24 adds additional insurer

Platform provider Hub24 demand for risk products on platforms has seen the company add Zurich to its platforms alongside existing insurers TAL and AIA

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RBA interest rate decision

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the outcome of its monthly board meeting on interest rates. The RBA has again left the official cash ...

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Gross departure a 'watershed' for Pimco

Pimco founder Bill Gross' decision to jump ship has "profound implications" for fixed income investors, argues Principal Global Investors

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AUSTRAC consults on compliance reporting

The anti-money laundering and counter terrorism regulator, AUSTRAC, has unveiled proposed changes to its compliance reporting framework

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Falling Aussie dollar to support growth: HSBC

A drop in the “persistently high” Australian dollar will improve local economic growth, says HSBC's chief economist. HSBC chief economist Paul ...

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US growth a mixed bag for emerging markets

Emerging markets (EMs) will continue to offer opportunities to investors, despite some markets that will “suffer” as the US economy improves, says BT ...

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