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Weekly Economic Roundup

... could re-invigorate motor vehicle sales but the implications for domestic monetary policy remain unchanged, i.e, steady interest rates. This becomes especially true particularly with financial markets now expecting that the US Federal Reserve is close ...

Use budget surplus to cut super tax: TasPlan

... financial case showing that a comfortable retirement is within the reach of most Australians then super is unlikely to interest mainstream Australia, and this has been confirmed by the Government's own inquiries. "Canberra recently commissioned a Parliamentary ...

Turn on more channels: TOWER

... TOWER has restructured its relationships with Bridges and other dealer groups with which it previously had a financial interest. The real issue was strategic partnerships because, he said, "Dealer groups tend not to make a lot of money as they are generally ...

Consumers not dumb, just confused about WM industry: ACA

... understand how the wealth management industry is structured and this means they get confused when understanding conflicts of interest and how it could impact who they should or shouldn't trust. "The research highlights that investment risk and conflicts ...

Big brands bounce back: S&P

... year, with a $4.1 billion injection of wholesale funds to September. The increasing funds has been through cash and fixed-interest investment vehicles over the quarter and the year, with managers including: IOOF; Perpetual; UBS and Commonwealth/Colonial ...

Market Wrap

AAP | FRIDAY, 25 NOV 2005

... 15,084.39. WELLINGTON - The sharemarket finally showed some strength as it shrugged off this week's threat of higher interest rates and a woeful business opinion survey to finish up on close. The NZSX-50 gross index was up 8.72 points at 3316.69 at 5pm ...

Optimix satellite branches into India and abroad

... scheduled to accept mandates from January 2006, Calligeris predicts that the current sway of the market suggests the initial interest will generate substantial mandates early on. "If the market is anything to go by, we think the initial interest will ...

Daily Economic Update

... 105. Rising consumer confidence is one of the indications the European Central Bank monitors as it prepares to raise interest rates at its next policy meeting next week. In the United Kingdom, minutes of the November 9-10 monetary policy meeting shows ...

High yield push driven by suppliers: Aon

... somewhere else to go and when we get nervous we often start to look for hybrids. But we should remember, he says, that fixed interest is still part of the defensive allocation. "Bonds are seen as the poor relation after the great run in the equity market," ...

Daily Economic Update

The US National Association for Business Economics (NABE) expects the Fed to interest raise rates to 4.25 per cent by the end of this year and 4.75 per cent by the end of 2006. The federal funds rate is currently at 4.0 per cent. NABE expects consumer ...

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ASIC cancels AFSL of Australian Fiduciaries

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

ASIC has cancelled the Australian financial services licence (AFSL) of Queensland-based Australian Fiduciaries, which is currently in liquidation.

Treasury expects regulators to do the heavy lifting

MATTHEW WAI

Treasury has released new Statements of Expectations for APRA and ASIC, with an emphasis on how the regulators should promote a more sustainable and secured financial ecosystem.

NGS Super names head of strategy

MATTHEW WAI

NGS Super has appointed a former ASFA committe member as head of strategy, as the fund aims to strengthen its retirement offering.

SS&C axes jobs, shifts roles offshore

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

US software services giant SS&C Technologies has slashed 170 Australian roles in the operations, technology and delivery teams.

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