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| | | Self-managed super funds not being required to report to their members is one of the reasons these funds are vulnerable to compliance problems. Speaking at this week's Financial Services Technical Services forum, AMP SMSF Administration head of technical ... |
| | | | Overlooking the preferences of the more cautious partner when devising an investment strategy for couples could see planners get a rap from the regulator, risk specialist FinaMetrica has warned. Risk profile data compiled by the financial services firm ... |
| | | | ... system of the future. If we all contribute now, we will build a strong defence and security capability, that keeps our nation safe for decades to come. And, if we all contribute now, we will build the equivalent of eight Snowy Mountains Schemes in new ... |
| | | | CFA Societies in Australia and New Zealand have launched an initiative to encourage investors to assert their rights and demand higher standards of ethical conduct from the financial services industry and finance professionals. Investor First Week in ... |
| | | | LUCRF Super has approved the negative screening and divestment of cluster munition manufacturers and tobacco companies from its investment portfolios. The fund said that it held $4.5 million in cluster munition stocks and $522,000 in tobacco as of January ... |
| | | | ... the resource names are trading lower, including BHP and Rio, but gold stocks are doing OK because gold tends to be a good safe haven play when the Russia situation is escalating." BHP Billiton was down 14 cents at $38.14 while Rio Tinto was down 30 cents ... |
| | | | Minute to win it!... or rather the minutes of the Fed's 18-19 March FOMC meeting win it for Wall Street. The S&P 500 and the Dow jumped by 1.1% and yesterday's hated Nasdaq is now loved again, up 1.7%. But this was - more or less - how we saw it when ... |
| | | | ... should be able to trust that financial advice is independent and in their best interests; that their hard-earned money is safe; and that, on the promise of commission, they're not being sold a lemon." "Currently, that isn't always the case". The submission ... |
| | | | ... 57 in Bloomberg's survey and just 2 - perhaps the same 2 - out of 72 economist polled by Reuters got it wrong. Think it's safe to say that these two economists (or four, in case they aren't the same two) expected the European Central Bank (ECB) to announce ... |
| | | | OneVue has overhauled its board ahead of its IPO, with three members stepping down, but chair Gail Pemberton retaining her position. Major OneVue shareholder Michael Cole will depart due to time constraints and potential conflicts of interest, the company ... |
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