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| | | ... (12.9%). Capgemini Australia head of banking Philip Gomm said Australian equity markets look to have rebounded in recent times, giving cause for quiet optimism. "With property markets now seemingly to have bottomed, a reduction in the cash rate, relaxation ... |
| | | | ... have alerted members in a similar vein on their websites, stating they are experiencing high call volumes and that wait times will be longer than expected as a result of the July 1 reforms. This week, we want to know how the first sitting of the FASEA ... |
| | | | ... have alerted members in a similar vein on their websites, stating they are experiencing high call volumes and that wait times will be longer than expected as a result of the July 1 reforms. Many members have expressed their frustrations on Product Review. ... |
| | | | ... The significant investment in digitising our information processes - having important documents readily available at all times of the day for our clients - is an example that comes to mind," he said. JANA currently has $500 billion in investments under ... |
| | | | ... These bonds were highly illiquid and H20's six funds together had more than €1.4 billion invested in them, Financial Times estimated on June 18. H20 defended its positions in a note three days later saying its Windhorst-related positions were "marginal" ... |
| | | | ... the best interests of all clients. "Advisers have a legal obligation to act in the best interests of their clients at all times and, because client circumstances often vary considerably, using a templated approach will not produce the most appropriate ... |
| | | | ... Financial Review 's (AFR) economic correspondent - doesn't think July rate cut is a done deal because: "Of the 46 times the RBA has cut rates since 1990, just 12 have come with a consecutive cut the following month..." Those who don't learn ... |
| | | | ... Lifespan." "We have a shared desire to work closely with Lifespan's network of more than 180 advisers in these challenging times to support them through mutual understanding and solutions to achieve growth." |
| | | | ... music spanned many different genres, it was sometimes melodic, sometimes very loud, sometimes a symphony, then 'good ol' times' rock 'n' roll, intermixed with serenades and some opera thrown in the mix. "In the beginning, we believe that someone listened ... |
| | | | ... advisers and their clients," the company said. Nejasmic's departure follows a number of others from the company in recent times, with chief executive David Heather leaving along with senior business development manager Paul La Macchia. |
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