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| | | ... stage many fund managers are still determining the benefits of using the service. Speaking at a media lunch in Sydney yesterday BNP Paribas Securities Services' head of asset and fund services Justin Burman said: "The question is whether the fund management ... |
| | | | ... come off Thursday's sharp gains, OptionsXpress market analyst Ben Le Brun said. "This is not unexpected considering yesterday's strong gains," he said. "Today will be about consolidation." He said the gold sector was up as investors focus on gold miners. ... |
| | | | ... get, for what the Politburo wants, it gets... or heads will roll (sometimes literally). In his speech before the BOE yesterday, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang again (but some just refuse to listen) told us what the politburo wants: "I can promise everyone ... |
| | | | ... distribution, according to YBR Funds Management's Christopher Joye. Speaking at the Financial Standard MAX forum in Sydney yesterday, Joye said there was a surprisingly large gap in this market. "Why aren't there websites that allow us to buy all financial ... |
| | | | ... Super, ING Direct and La Trobe Financial received the top awards at the Financial Standard MAX Forum, which took place yesterday in Sydney. The MAX Awards recognise thought leaders and innovators in sales and marketing within the financial services industry. ... |
| | | | ... before Parliament." Cormann's move is the next step for the amended FoFA legislation after the Senate Committee issued yesterday the conclusions of its inquiry into the reforms to the financial advice law proposed by the government. The government will ... |
| | | | ... profits of larger financial services companies." Both Labor and the Greens tabled dissenting reports to the Parliament yesterday, as the Senate Economics Committee presented the conclusions to its inquiry into the Coalition's proposed FoFA amendments. ... |
| | | | ... US$1.70) - by the time 2014 calls it quits. What gives? I've counted the ways put forth by currency experts in this space yesterday, allow me now to put forth my own musing. This is where "wagging the doggie" comes in. It's been generally-accepted that ... |
| | | | ... knock it off its perch because it's not only the strong Australian dollar, it's also the weak US dollar," Mr Smith said yesterday." (this was ANZ head honcho Mike Smith). The A$ was fetching around US$1.0818 - just below the US$1.1004 hit six trading ... |
| | | | ... modern awards, after the full Federal Court found the expert panel was incorrectly constituted. In a statement released yesterday the president of the FWC, Justice Iain Ross said that the default fund selection process was formally on hold. "In consequence ... |
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