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24 February 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Performance alpha ‘simply doesn’t exist’

Recent data showing 80 per cent of Australian active managers underperformed in 2016 is “no surprise”, and similar findings have been “replicated the ...

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Colchester Global Investors wins VicSuper mandate

VicSuper has awarded a $320 million investment mandate to global fixed income investment manager Colchester Global Investors. The superannuation ...

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Perpetual reports $66m profit in first half

Financial services firm Perpetual has announced a profit of $66 million in the first half of the 2016-17 financial year, up 2 per cent on the prior ...

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IRESS profit up 7% in 2016

Financial services software company IRESS has recorded a net profit of $59.5 million for the 2016 calendar year. Profit for the year ending 31 ...

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Private equity returns pick up in Q3

The private equity sector saw a decline in activity in the third quarter of 2016, but its returns are beginning to improve, according State Street ...

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US tax reforms unlikely in 2018: Pimco

An “increasingly partisan” US Congress makes President Donald Trump’s tax reforms unlikely to pass before 2018, according to Pimco

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Super funds to scrutinise franchisors

The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors will lead high-level discussions about governance practices with the management of several ...

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Most Aussie managers missing benchmarks

More than 80 per cent of Australian active fund managers failed to beat their comparable benchmarks in the 10 years to 31 December 2016, according to ...

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CBA 'ripping off' part-time employees: FSU

The Finance Sector Union has accused the the Commonwealth Bank of failing to pay 7,000 part-time staff their full superannuation benefits

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Investors returning to risk assets, says SSGA

Cash flows in the ETF sector through January suggest that the post-US election sell-off of risk assets was “a bit overblown”, according to State ...

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