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16 October 2017 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Fewer underperforming funds in 2017: Stockspot

The number of consistently underperforming superannuation and managed funds in Australia has fallen to 521, down from 638 in 2016, according to a new ...

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Suncorp appoints head of wealth intermediaries

Suncorp has appointed a permanent head of wealth and life intermediaries. Dan Waller has been named Suncorp's permanent head of wealth and life ...

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Ignore the short-term ‘deluge of data’

Superannuation trustees should be unconcerned about short-term liquidity given the multi-decade investment timeframes of their members, says Aberdeen ...

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Political risk ‘eroding’ infrastructure investment

Within the span of a year, the number of investors ‘highly likely’ to invest in Australia fell from 94 per cent to 70 per cent, according to ...

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FPA Women in Wealth events launched

The Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) has teamed up with Financial Executive Women (FEW) to launch the first ever FPA Women in Wealth ...

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ASX stalls as super funds hoard cash: Citi

Reduced flows from institutional investors may have contributed to the lacklustre performance of Australian equities in recent months, says Citi

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Active ETFs are ‘third generation’: BetaShares

New regulation has paved the way for ‘ETP 3.0’, otherwise known as active exchange-quoted funds, says BetaShares. In a white paper titled Getting ...

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Dalton Street Capital wins absolute return mandate

Recently founded absolute return boutique Dalton Street Capital has won an investment mandate from Alpha Funds Management. Dalton Street Capital, ...

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Hub24 passes $6 billion in FUA

Boutique investment platform provider Hub24 has seen its funds under administration grow to $6.1 billion in most recent quarter, up 11 per cent. In ...

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AMP Capital exits ‘core’ Aussie equities

AMP Capital will no longer offer fundamental Australian equities products, turning its focus instead to equity income, small caps and rules-based ...

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