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31 July 2013 • By Owen Holdaway • 1 min read

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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AMP adds funds to North guarantee

AMP has added three new funds to the options on its North platform, with the new offers to be the only ones available to new customers seeking a ...

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ASIC cancels trustee license over MIS breaches

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has cancelled the Australian financial services licence (AFSL) of a managed investment ...

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NTAA claims ‘blitzkrieg’ on accounting sector

The National Tax and Accountants’ Association has accused “large financial institutions” of waging war on small accounting practices in an attempt to ...

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FSC blasts MySuper product dashboard process

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has reiterated deep concerns over the process under which the MySuper product dashboard requirements were ...

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Zenith researcher to lead institutional consultancy

Former Zenith Investment Partners head of alternative research Daniel Liptak has formed a specialist institutional consulting business – ZG Advisors ...

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Fidelity joins Calastone network

Institutional flows into Fidelity’s range of managed funds will now be automated via Calastone’s global transaction network. The Australian ...

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'Balanced' portfolios fail investors

The asset allocation structure in an average balanced fund is failing to deliver appropriate investment outcomes for members in retirement, according ...

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Regulation ‘unsettling’ for foreign infrastructure investors

Australia’s regulatory environment is “unsettling” for foreign investors looking at the infrastructure sector, according to The Trust Company

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Accountants and planners to blend despite recent friction

There will be an increase in the number of blended businesses comprising accountants and financial planners, despite the recent friction seen during ...

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