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29 February 2016 • By • 1 min read

Countplus announces $6.2m profit

Countplus has posted a half-year net profit after tax of $6.23 million, with the investment in SMSF administrator Class Limited boosting the ...

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Bloomberg partners with McGrath Foundation

Sydney's financial services employees are lacing up their running shoes for the Bloomberg Square Mile Relay on 16 March. The Bloomberg Square Mile ...

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Foreign investors remain elusive: report

The Australian funds management industry now oversees $2.6 trillion, but only 3.5 per cent of the funds invested come from foreign investors, ...

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Perpetual posts $64.4m half-year profit

Perpetual has announced a net profit after tax of $64.4 million for first half of the financial year, up 10 per cent on the six months to 31 December ...

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Monash Investors launches LIC

Monash Investors, the absolute return Australian equities manager founded by former UBS head of equities Simon Shields, has announced it will create a ...

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‘Fear’ should not drive investment strategies

In a period of volatility, investors need to resist allowing fear to dictate their investment strategy, says Ariel Investments. Ariel Investments ...

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Hunter Hall LIC profit down 88%

Volatile equity markets have seen Hunter Hall Global Value post a half-year net profit after tax of $4.9 million, down 88 per cent on the prior ...

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'Grit your teeth' and stay invested

Investors must "stick to their guns" throughout the current equity market volatility, because selling now will only crystallise losses, says Eaton ...

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IOOF half-year profit up 18%

IOOF Group has reported an underlying net profit after tax of $95.4 million for the six months to 31 December 2015, up 18.4 per cent on the prior ...

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Unconstrained bond funds miss the mark

Benchmark unaware bond funds had a tough year in 2015, with the overall return for the sector failing to beat the AusBond Bank Bill Index, according ...

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