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20 May 2013 • By • 1 min read

Trust Company gives nod to ‘superior’ Perpetual offer

The Trust Company (TRU) board has written to shareholders recommending they accept a takeover offer from Perpetual (PPT) that they say is superior ...

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Super freeze a ‘bitter disappointment’

The superannuation industry has responded with predictable fury to the Coalition’s announcement that it would delay the increase to the superannuation ...

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Dixon Advisory focused on strategic advice

Dixon Advisory is still “heavily involved” in providing strategic advice to self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs), according to the firm’s ...

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Advisers not sold on FOFA

A survey of financial advisers has revealed many are not convinced Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) changes will improve either their procedures or ...

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TRU refuses to offer EQT due diligence

The Trust Company (TRU) is refusing to offer due diligence to Equity Trustees (EQT) after reiterating its recommendation for Perpetual’s acquisition ...

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Inflation outbreak ‘unlikely’, say fund managers

Fixed interest fund managers believe the chances of a near-term inflation breakout are unlikely, according to a review of the sector conducted by ...

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Investors in low yield high volatility quagmire

Investors are concerned by falling interest rates on cash and bonds but wary of the volatility of the share market, according to van Eyk Research

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Coalition would cut LISC, delay SG rise

Opposition leader Tony Abbott outlined his party’s plans for superannuation in his Budget reply speech last night, including the abolition of the low ...

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Accountant sole opponent to enshrinement

A parliamentary joint committee (PJC) has recommended the passage of a bill enshrining the terms ‘financial planner’ and ‘financial adviser’ in law, ...

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Aussie investors show domestic bias

Australian investors feel safe about buying assets at home, but at the expense of certain growth markets, according to the investment management firm ...

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