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11 July 2011 • By Victoria Tait • 1 min read

Govt unveils $41m finance centre

The centre aims to link the financial industry, academia, regulators and government.The federal government has chosen a bidding group led by the ...

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Narrowing the HNW advice gap

Australia's long stretch of economic growth and stable employment, combined with recent market uncertainty, has led a growing number of high net worth ...

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Cashed-up SMSFs will drive equities up: UBS

UBS' David Cassidy says the big flows into stocks will come from retail investors, not institutional.  Australian stocks were oversold and ...

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Online SMSF deed variation dangerous

The use of online SMSF deeds of variation services poses operational risks for advisers.Advisers using online trust deeds of variation services for ...

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FPA restructures committees

Association restructures committees as part of new strategic direction.The FPA has undertaken a major restructure of its member committees, with the ...

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Direct equities increase in importance

Financial planners are providing a greater amount of advice on direct share investing.The latest Investment Trends research has shown financial ...

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ASIC to amend Storm claim

ASIC has until next week to file notice of changes to its statement of claim in its legal action against the founders of Storm Financial

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Count cautious on acquisitions

The firm will hold off on acquisition opportunities until draft FOFA legislation is released, group chief says.Count Financial (Count) has ...

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Funds heading for level playing field

Industry and retail super funds could end up mirroring each other in the coming years, a superannuation legal expert has predicted.The federal ...

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Political tug of war erupts over SG increase

The increase of the SG to 12 per cent could become a political pawn when election campaigning starts next year, Brad Emery writes.Opposition treasury ...

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