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ASIC funding boost could reveal 20% solvency problem rate: PwC

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has predicted that the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) will discover solvency problems in over 20 per cent of Australian companies following the Federal Government's decision to provide $3 million ...

Bill Ireland appointed MD of Australian Assets Corporation

The Australian Assets Corporation has unveiled former Challenger managing director Bill Ireland as its new MD and simultaneously announced a name change-to Mariner Financial-it said today. Mariner is hoping that Ireland will use his extensive experience ...

Deakin expansion continues into Queensland

Deakin Financial Services has continued its expansion with the opening of a sales and administration office in Queensland, it has announced. "It is important that advisers have access to a local office that can provide the appropriate support, service ...

equipsuper takes $300,000 eight-day profit on ART

The equipsuper superannuation fund has taken a profit in excess of $300,000 on an eight-day investment in the AMP Shopping Centre Trust (ART), it confirmed today. AMP, the responsible entity for ART, released a substantial shareholder statement to the ...

Government Superannuation Office puts $20 million into Investa

The Investa Property Group has secured a $20 million investment from the Government Superannuation Office (GSO), the administrator of the QSuper funds, Investa has announced. The investment in the Investa Commercial Property Fund takes its total assets ...

Challenger and CPH tie the knot, Cuffe in as CEO

Challenger and CPH have taken the next step on the road to eventual union by signing an implementation agreement that will create a $1.1 billion financial services group that will rank in the top 100 Australian companies on the Australian Stock Exchange ...

Challenger profits fall 67% to $35.84 million, but inflows grow

Paul Cully Challenger International today announced a half year profit of $35.84 million, down 67 per cent from the corresponding period last year, due in part to a $14.6 million write down of its UK operations and a more conservative estimate of futures ...