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30 January 2014 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

AMP targets 'full spectrum' of super

There is “no conflict” between AMP’s lifecycle MySuper product suite and its rapidly growing SMSF division, according to AMP director of corporate ...

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Industry welcomes FOFA amendment draft

Financial services industry stakeholders have begun preparing for three weeks of consultation, following the release of draft regulations amending the ...

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Prime Super and Health Industry Plan to merge

The industry superannuation funds Prime Super and Health Industry Plan have announced their commitment to merge, effective 1 May 2014. Prime Super ...

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IPO fundraising triples in 2013

The total amount of funds raised for new public listings in 2013 has more than tripled the five-year average, with large cap companies dominating, ...

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London City Equities accepts Tranzact takeover

London City Equities has accepted the takeover of Tranzact Financial Services by Gro-Aust after requesting an extension to the takeover bid from the ...

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Asset owners can learn from corporates: Towers Watson

Asset owners can improve their ability to adapt to changing environments by drawing on the experiences of their corporate counterparts, according to ...

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Investor confidence surges in January

Investor sentiment has improved across North America, Europe and Asia, driving the State Street Investor Confidence Index up by 18.6 points from ...

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'Trendy' super services a waste of money: legalsuper

Super funds that offer people costly features and services in order to appear “progressive” are wasting their members’ money, according to legalsuper

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ASIC refuses FOFA 'no action' letters

The corporate regulator rebuffed a number of requests for 'no action' letters in relation to the FOFA regime in the latter half of 2013, according to ...

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Investors suffering appetite/allocation ‘disconnect’

Despite professing an aversion to risk, Australian retail investors are continuing to allocate towards riskier asset classes such as equities, ...

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