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| | | ... euNetworks also further diversifies our digital infrastructure holdings as it sits in the nexus between our investment into Switch DC (USA) - which is a pure-play data centre - and Vocus (Australia) / 2 Degrees (NZ) - which is a pure fibre play." Aware ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has unveiled its corporate plan for the next 12 months, with the superannuation industry in the firing line. ASIC said its review of the superannuation industry has been a multi-year project ... |
| | | | ... performance and improve genuine long-term value. Employers and their advisers will be able to compare value, not just cost, and switch if better value for savers is available elsewhere." The Pensions Regulator chief executive Nausicaa Delfas added that ... |
| | | | Aware Super announced it closed its fixed interest fund on June 11 citing a lack of demand for the product. The super fund said it regularly reviews its products and given demand for the Fixed Interest Fund, recent performance, and future performance ... |
| | | | Mirvac finalised the sale of the Aspect South Industrial precinct in Sydney to the Mirvac Industrial Venture (MIV), with Australian Retirement Trust (ART) acquiring a 49% interest, bringing its total expected value to $1 billion. Last June, Mirvac and ... |
| | | | ... really clear, it is not our view that underperformance over a period should automatically result in a recommendation to switch products. That's not feasible - and it's not always going to be in the best interest of clients," he said. "But persistent ... |
| | | | The Super Members Council (SMC) has revived its predecessor's calls to extend anti-hawking legislation, slamming a sub-set of financial advisers using social media posts and cold calling to drum up business. Prior to its merger, the Australian Institute ... |
| | | | ... the trend. Meanwhile, super fund switching activity slightly decreased to 8% from 9% last year. However, the intention to switch remains high at 10%, up from 9% last year, especially among self-directed members aged 45-65. For this group, key triggers ... |
| | | | Following its recent partnership with sovereign wealth fund ADQ, Plenary Group is switching out its chair. John O'Rourke is stepping down as chair of Plenary Group, to be succeeded by founder and non-executive director Paul Oppenheim. O'Rourke has served ... |
| | | | ... financial advisers. Typically, they pursue degrees in commerce, accounting, business, or economics, and later decide to switch to financial planning. He said requiring them to obtain a second degree and retake courses they've already covered, or ... |
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