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13 July 2012 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

BTIM FUM dips in June quarter

BTIM has posted a $1.2 billion decrease in FUM for its June quarter owing to a fall in both Australian and UK markets.BT Investment Management (BTIM) ...

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Clearview will continue building adviser base

Clearview Wealth plans to continue growing its adviser numbers following a 37 per cent increase in the first six months of 2012.Clearview Wealth ...

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Aust real estate attractive for sustainable yield

Investors should consider investing in the domestic market while the Australian real estate market is attractive, Standard Life Investments says

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Private equity firm makes bid for Clearview

A Crescent Capital entity plans to make a takeover bid for listed wealth company, Clearview Wealth.An entity controlled and owned by Crescent ...

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Mariner slams Austock over property deal

Mariner will lodge an application to the Takeovers Panel in an attempt to discredit Austock's sale of its property division.Mariner ...

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CYRE Trilogy calls on advisers to stop sale

CYRE Trilogy has turned to financial planners for support as its stoush with APGF escalates.CYRE Trilogy Group has called on financial planners to ...

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Advisers hesitant on philanthropy referrals

An adviser relationship with philanthropic expertise is akin to accountant referrals, Perpetual's philanthropy head says.The opportunity to partner ...

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The after-tax wars begin

Capital gains tax and income tax join franking credits in the boxing ring.The after-tax benchmarking of Australian equities is suddenly the latest ...

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Credit can boost portfolio income streams

Investors need to consider credit investments to provide a solid income stream with significantly less risk than equities.Credit investments can ...

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ATO embarking on SMSF adviser visits

SMSF advisers are about to experience another round of fact-finding visits from the ATO.The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is about to commence its ...

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