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29 August 2019 • By Adrian Flores • 1 min read

Australian Ethical records 21% uptick in FUM

Fund manager Australian Ethical has announced a 21 per cent rise in funds under management of $3.42 billion for the financial year 2019 off the back ...

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Pinnacle enters active ETF market

Pinnacle Investment Management is entering the active ETF market with the launch of two ETFs, marking a major milestone for the company

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Transformative year pays dividends at Clime

Clime Investment Management Limited has announced a strong 2019 financial year result after what its chief executive called a transformative year

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Big banks created ‘false’ advice industry: IOOF

IOOF’s new chief executive has charged the big banks with the “crisis of confidence” in financial advice that the industry is dealing with today

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IFM sets emissions targets across Aus assets

IFM Investors has set emissions reduction targets across its major assets, such as Ausgrid, Melbourne Airport, Brisbane Airport and NSW Ports, through ...

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Evans Dixon revenue slides by 22%

The wealth group saw its total revenue for the full year fall by 22 per cent from financial year 2018, with its chairman citing a decline in ...

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AFCA to name and shame

AFCA will soon be allowed to name financial firms in published determinations following ASIC approval.  Following public consultation, the ...

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Argo LIC posts 177% profit rise

Argo Global Listed Infrastructure Ltd has announced a record full-year profit of $44.9 million, up 177 per cent for the full financial year. The ...

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Climate investment becoming industry norm: study

Climate-aligned investment is accelerating among Australian and New Zealand institutional investors despite regulatory uncertainty, with a new survey ...

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Introducer program lands NAB in court

ASIC has commenced proceedings in the Federal Court against NAB for breaches of the law arising from failures with its introducer program

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