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27 February 2018 • By • 1 min read

Lonsdale launches managed account product

IOOF dealer group Lonsdale Financial Group has announced the launch of a new managed discretionary account-based service. A new managed accounts ...

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Australia missing the earnings boom: UBS

Australian-listed companies are still lagging behind the strong earnings growth being seen in the rest of the world, says UBS. With reporting ...

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Australian Ethical FUM up 41%

Australian Ethical has increased its funds under management by 41 per cent to $2.6 billion in the past year, largely thanks to a 23 per cent increase ...

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BT Financial Group adds two insurers to APL

BT Financial Group has added two new insurers to its salaried bank channel advisers’ approved product list (APL), following concerns previously ...

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ANZ to continue retreat from Asia: Morningstar

ANZ will continue to back away from its "super-regional" Asia Pacific growth strategy following the sale of six Asian retail banks last week, says ...

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Perpetual profit nudges up to $68m

Buoyant investment markets have helped Perpetual post an increased net profit after tax for the half-year. Perpetual's net profit after tax for the ...

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BetaShares and Legg Mason hail collaborative era

BetaShares and Legg Mason have jointly launched two active ETFs on the ASX, a collaboration they say signals an end to the antagonism between active ...

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Australian Ethical appoints non-executive director

Australian Ethical has appointed IOOF general manager, corporate development Julie Orr as a non-executive director. According to a statement by ...

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Russell Investments links ESG to returns

Russell Investments has developed a new 'material' ESG methodology that it argues is a more accurate predictor of share price movements

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Bitcoin ‘much ado about nothing’, says S&P

A crash in cryptocurrency markets would not cause much more than a ‘ripple’ in the global financial services industry, says S&P Global Ratings

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