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| | Perpetual has confirmed it may have to cough up more than $20 million to Pendal Group if a transaction were to impede the existing deal between the two entities, as speculation grows Perpetual is attempting to renege. Yesterday, Perpetual dismissed ... |
| | | ... against the tests broader benefits are unlikely to be in members' interests." It also scoffed at the idea that the reforms may create funds that are "too big to fail", labelling the idea as misguided and not applicable to defined contribution superannuation ... |
| | | ... Planning Association of Australia chief Dante De Gori has been named as the new head of the global Financial Planning Standards Board. The appointment is effective in January, following the departure of current chief executive Noel Maye, who will step ... |
| | | ... Kent explained. "The nominal TWI didn't start in earnest until around 18 months after the peak in the terms of trade. This may have in part reflected expectations for the terms of trade, which for a time remained at elevated levels even when the actual ... |
| | | ... to a requirement that the funds were made available to meet any shortfall to cover the redress payments Link Fund Solutions may be required to make, following the mismanagement of the Woodford fund. The FCA said that its view is that Link Fund Solutions ... |
| | | ... "two-strikes rule" in 2011, more institutional investors are recalling shares in the month leading up to AGM voting seasons in May and November, according to a paper from researchers at Deakin Business School. The two-strikes rule was brought in as an ... |
| | | ... convinced that any advisor who uses this service will be among the most successful in the business." Lumiant launched in the US in May and currently serves about 4000 families globally. It also recently received $3 million in funding from Savant Wealth ... |
| | | ... few more months to normalise the cash rate, after which they will hold. To ensure a soft landing, a reduction in the rate may be seen to be required mid-2023." QIC chief economist Mathew Peter said: "The RBA is now committed to lowering inflation, as ... |
| | | ... Broadmeadow, Newcastle yesterday. In attendance were Stockwell, Active Super's chair and Newcastle resident Kyle Loades, and board members Gordon Brock and Declan Clausen who is also Newcastle's Deputy Lord Mayor. Representatives from the fund's ... |
| | | ... for further earnings per share accretive acquisitions of client bases. "As is always the case, the recent market volatility may likely be offset by strong share market growth in years to come and we intend to capitalise on this transformation for the ... |
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