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07 November 2013 • By • 1 min read

AMP acquires SMSF admin business

AMP has acquired the self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) business of software developer Supercorp, following a string of acquisitions by the AMP ...

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Time to abandon yield play: Tyndall

Investors can find “better value” in the stock market if they look beyond dividend yield to total shareholder returns, according to Tyndall Investment ...

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Goldman Sachs AM launches bond fund

Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) today released its Goldman Sachs Global Strategic Bond Fund, which offers investors a broadly diversified ...

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Super funds failing to automate

Superannuation funds are ‘plagued’ by manual processing, and there is massive resistance to change among entrenched staff within the sector, says an ...

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Alphinity bullish on energy sector

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) and shale gas projects are set to drive a boom in Australia’s energy sector, says Alphinity Investment Management ...

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Retail corporate bonds set to flourish: NAB

Very few corporate bonds are available to retail investors at present, but a number of government and industry initiatives are seeing the market open ...

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PM Capital launches global LIC

Equity fund manager PM Capital has launched a listed investment fund (LIC) following a rise in investor demand for global shares. With choices ...

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Tyndall partners with UK asset manager

Tyndall Investment Management (Tyndall AM) has announced a strategic alliance with UK-based Ignis Asset Management to expand its offering to ...

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Cost of living rise hits retirees: ASFA

Single retirees will need to save more for retirement, with housing-related costs causing further strains on budgets over the September quarter, ...

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Deposit growth creating systemic risk: Instreet

The government’s move to shore up bank deposit bases may have introduced a systemic risk to the Australian economy, according to Instreet

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