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05 December 2013 • By • 1 min read

Set SG at 18 per cent: Aus Unity

The Financial System Inquiry should look at raising the superannuation guarantee (SG) to 18 per cent, according to Australian Unity chief executive ...

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Credit Suisse looking offshore for 2014

Credit Suisse is favouring international equities for 2014 and anticipates a challenging year ahead for bond managers. Speaking in Sydney ...

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Mid-tier super funds set to ‘disappear’: DST

Medium-sized superannuation funds are set to vanish from the industry over the next five years as increased consolidation takes its toll, according to ...

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Private equity fundraising, investments down

Australian private equity and venture capital firms raised $867 million in the 2013 financial year, which is down markedly on the previous year, ...

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Treasurer beefs up infrastructure inquiry

Treasurer Joe Hockey has appointed a full-time associate commissioner to assist with the Productivity Commission inquiry into infrastructure costs and ...

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Trust Company/Perpetual receive court approval

The Supreme Court of NSW has approved the scheme of arrangement whereby Perpetual will purchase all of the shares in The Trust Company. The ...

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Investor demand doubles in 2013: Grant Samuel

Grant Samuel Funds Management (GSFM) has seen investor demand for its managed funds double over the past 12 months. GSFM distributes products for ...

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Stick to fundamentals, says Hyperion

Investors should focus on strong, predictable earnings growth rather than being 'dazzled' by high price-to-earnings ratios, says Hyperion Asset ...

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Ethics hinders career progression, execs admit

More than half of financial services executives say adhering to ethical standards inhibits career progression at their firm, according to a global ...

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RFM apologises for misleading statements

Rural Funds Management has admitted making a number of incorrect statements to the market and issued a formal apology, as disputes over the proposed ...

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