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13 December 2013 • By • 1 min read

Court finds failed scheme directors liable

Five former directors have been found liable for breaching their duties in the $550 million collapse of a managed investment scheme. Former federal ...

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Corporate earnings to drive growth in 2014

Corporate earnings will drive equity performance in 2014 as central banks around the world gradually withdraw liquidity from the market, according to ...

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Super fund ‘hypocrisy index’ on the cards

A global NGO chaired by former Liberal Party leader Dr John Hewson is threatening to name and shame super funds that fail to ‘walk the talk’ on ...

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ANZ appoints head of private banking

ANZ has appointed a former Royal Bank of Scotland banker to the position of head of private banking in Australia. Mike Norfolk joins ANZ from ...

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Former Octaviar director loses stay appeal

The former deputy chief executive of failed property managed investment scheme Octaviar Ltd (formerly MFS Ltd) has failed in his bid to have civil ...

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Equity-based crowdfunding platform launched

Australia’s first online equity-based crowdfunding platform, VentureCrowd, has been unveiled in an attempt to target investors interested in accessing ...

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Chinese growth set to slow in 2014

The new year will bring another year of growth for China and emerging markets, but it will likely be slower than previous years, according to ...

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HNW investors bullish on international assets

The number of buyers of international assets outweighed the number of sellers in November, according to the Certitude Global Investing Intentions ...

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Super funds must 'attack' costs: Tria

The FSI has put the APRA-regulated super industry on notice to "attack its cost structure and evolve its governance model", says Tria Investment ...

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Foreign investment to drive non-bank advice

The next few years could see the ‘reformation’ of the non-aligned advice space fuelled by foreign investment, according to a financial services lawyer

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