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08 February 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Nikko AM planning to launch active ETFs

Nikko AM planning to launch active ETFsNikko Asset Management is looking to expand its presence in the retail market in 2017 by launching ASX-listed ...

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Trump could ‘sow the seeds’ of next GFC

US President Donald Trump’s plans to ease banking regulation poses a risk to global financial stability, according to a UNSW professor

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NAB introduces new fees reporting suite

NAB Asset Servicing has announced the launch of a new reporting suite for clients, designed to offer increased fee transparency. The RG97 reporting ...

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High value bank customers least satisfied

Satisfaction with Australia’s big four banks rose slightly in December, but high-potential-value customers were the least satisfied group, according ...

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Global economy ‘on a knife edge’

The global economy is currently poised at a tipping point between inflation on the one hand and deflation on the other, says BondAdviser

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NAB profit edges down in December quarter

NAB has revealed its unaudited cash earnings fell 1 per cent in the December 2016 quarter to $1.6 billion. In its 2017 first quarter trading ...

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Bendigo Bank launches SRI fund

Bendigo and and Adelaide Bank’s wealth management division has launched a socially responsible growth fund. The Bendigo Socially Responsible Growth ...

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Indian economy to benefit from reforms

India is set to benefit from a number of economic reforms undertaken by the government despite several “teething problems”, according to boutique ...

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Ignition Wealth appoints head of advice

Robo-adviser Ignition Wealth has appointed Rob Corben as its new head of advice following the company's partnership with XPLAN specialist PlanFocus

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AMP alters approach to authorised representatives

AMP is moving away from its limited licensing options for accountants, as a number of advisers licensed by its SMSF Advice business leave the network

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