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22 November 2012 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

Technology demand drives AdviserLogic growth

FOFA reforms pushing the trend for greater efficiency and speed.Increasing demand for technology in the financial services space continues to drive ...

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Gender inequality still rife in financial services: survey

Established gender diversity policies are vital to ensuring the growth and development of the sector.Too many Australian financial services firms are ...

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Organisational agility will overcome volatile markets

Responsive firms are better placed than peers to navigate challenging market conditions.Global management consulting firm Hay Group has identified ...

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Changing global markets a cause for optimism: Threadneedle

While the global economic outlook remains bleak, grounds for cautious optimism are emerging from the US and China, according to Threadneedle

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ATO urges caution over SMSF property investment

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is the latest organisation to express concern over trustees of self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) ...

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Narrow approach to professionalism a danger: Spiers

The financial planning industry is becoming too singular in its quest for professionalism and instead needs to take a more multi-pronged approach

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Outdated SMSF guidelines need a revamp

Outdated self-managed super fund (SMSF) guidelines for trustees need urgent review for modification.Chan & Naylor director Ken Raiss pinpoints the ...

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Compromised advisers support Synchron growth

Financial advice provider Synchron is pushing ahead with its growth strategy in Western Australia, recruiting institutionally-aligned advisers who are ...

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Shorten updates market integrity rules

Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation Bill Shorten has announced a package of market integrity rules that will better protect investors ...

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ASIC fines J.P. Morgan

J.P. Morgan Securities Australia Limited has been hit with a $30,000 infringement penalty by ASIC's peer review body.The Markets Disciplinary Panel ...

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