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17 May 2018 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

‘There mightn’t be a price’ for AMP: Wilson

High-profile fund manager Geoff Wilson has suggested it may never make sense to invest in AMP – no matter how low the embattled company's share price ...

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BT Panorama hits $10bn in FUA

BT Panorama now has more than $10 billion in funds under administration (FUA), of which 40 per cent is made up of SMSF assets. Announcing the ...

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Praemium platform includes Macrovue SMAs

Macrovue has announced three of its separately managed portfolios have been added to Praemium's platform. In a statement, Macrovue announced ...

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Chinese ‘A-shares’ added to MSCI indices

MSCI will include more than 230 new Chinese stocks in its indices, giving global investors exposure to domestically listed Chinese companies they were ...

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Sustainable investment shifting to listed market

Sustainable investment opportunities, long confined to private equity and debt markets, are starting to make their way into listed equity, says ...

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Evans Dixon debuts on ASX

Evans Dixon, the parent company of SMSF specialist firm Dixon Advisory, was listed on the ASX yesterday after it raised nearly $170 million

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T. Rowe Price equity fund added to CFS platform

Colonial First State has included T. Rowe Price’s Australian equity fund on the investment menu of its FirstChoice platform. In a statement, T. ...

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AMP defends 'uncompetitive' platforms

AMP has denied its practice of keeping clients in platforms known to be uncompetitive on price amounts to inappropriate advice or misconduct

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AMP receives ‘first strike’ at AGM

AMP has received a ‘first strike’ at its AGM in Melbourne after 60 per cent of its shares were voted against the company’s remuneration report

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ASIC calls for end to grandfathered commissions

Grandfathered commission paid to financial advisers should cease "as soon as reasonably practical", says ASIC. In a submission to the royal ...

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