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21 January 2011 • By Victoria Papandrea • 1 min read

Mercer appoints retirement leader

Mercer appoints a new retirement, risk and finance leader for its Australia/NZ business.Mercer has internally promoted Guy Thorburn as the new ...

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Macquarie advisers move to Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney has recruited more advisers from Macquarie Private Wealth.Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (MSSB) has appointed six more senior ...

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Margin squeeze to continue for finance sector

The financial and property sectors are likely to continue to experience margin pressures this year.Margin pressures in the financial services and real ...

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UBSGAM hires consultant relationship manager

UBSGAM has hired ex-van Eyk analyst Caitlin Ruddock as its research house and consultant relationship manager.UBS Global Asset Management (UBSGAM) has ...

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IPO activity to improve in 2011

There are positive signs for the IPO market in 2011.The number of initial public offerings (IPO) in the Australian market is set to increase in 2011, ...

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Hub24 adds 13 new portfolios

Hub24 has expanded its investment menu by adding the fund portfolios of Aviva Investors and Prime Value among others.Financial services firm ...

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Wealth building signals critical

Knowing when to accelerate one's wealth creation activities is a critical component to a better financial position.A critical element in maximising an ...

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IRESS purchases offshore business

IRESS has acquired a South African techonology firm as part of a move to expand its product range offshore.IRESS has expanded further into the South ...

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WA planning firm makes acquisitions

Southern Financial Strategies is aiming to develop a competitive edge following two acquisitions.Western Australia-based financial planning ...

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Mining boom to boost economic growth

The continuation of the mining boom is likely to contribute 2 per cent or more to Australia's economic growth in 2011, an economist says

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