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01 August 2013 • By • 1 min read

Talks underway on Investment Manager Regime

An exposure draft and explanatory memorandum on the proposed final element of the Investment Manager Regime (IMR) legislation has been released, with ...

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FSC acts on indigenous financial literacy

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has teamed up with indigenous rights group First Nations Foundation (FNF) to improve the financial literacy of ...

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Japan appealing but ASEAN comes to fore

Global equities investor Bell Asset Management has been building its Japanese exposure, but says emerging markets such as Thailand also offer an ...

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RBA needs to cut rates: AMP

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) needs to cut interest rates in order to rebalance the Australian economy, according to AMP. AMP’s head of ...

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Investor confidence rises despite American slump

Global investor confidence has continued to rise through July despite North American investors taking a conservative position, according to State ...

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ASIC report highlights advice conflicts

An Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) review of the 21st to 50th biggest Australian Financial Services (AFS) licensees has found ...

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Redemption freeze triggers FOS response

The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has developed a detailed response plan for “significant events” the FOS believes are likely to result in a spike ...

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PJC extracts answers on conflicted remuneration

Questions on notice posed by a Parliamentary Joint Committee (PJC) inquiry have forced two major financial services providers to elaborate on ...

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APRA-level oversight ‘inappropriate’ for SMSFs

It would arguably be inappropriate, as well as impossible, for self-managed super funds (SMSFs) to be overseen in the same way as large funds, ...

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AIA moves beyond ‘transactional relationship’

Insurer AIA Australia, a subsidiary of AIA Group Limited, believes its strategy of moving beyond a “transactional relationship” with its partners is ...

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