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| | | The days of CPI plus 5% investment returns for superannuation funds are gone for the foreseeable future according to a United Kingdom based researcher. Speaking at the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) conference yesterday, CREATE-Research ... |
| | | | ... still alive. It's already started with the People's Bank of China's recent easing announcement and we got this make no mistake statement from European Central Bank executive board member and chief economist Peter Praet last night: "Developments in the ... |
| | | | Are we barking at the wrong tree? Let me rephrase that, we are barking at the wrong tree. It has been less than a month ago - before this wailing and gnashing of teeth - that bad China news brought hopes that central command would fight back with stimulus ... |
| | | | ... and Gillard and puts Australia ahead of the USA, Japan and most of Europe in signing an agreement with China. Make no mistake, the China Australia Free Trade Agreement (CHAFTA) will lead to new jobs, tax collection and economic growth. In the shrill ... |
| | | | Global funds transaction network, Calastone, has launched its new automated distribution service, aimed at cutting out mistakes from manual input and shortening processing times. The distribution solution connects fund manager and client, standardising ... |
| | | | An association that represents workplace superannuation specialist advisory businesses has rebranded to better reflect its business. The Corporate Super Specialist Alliance (CSSA) will be now known as Workplace Super Specialists Australia (WSSA). WSSA ... |
| | | | Macquarie Investment Management will refund $5.5 million to 2,300 clients after system errors between 2001 and 2014 led to miscalculated fees. The errors occurred in the Macquarie Wrap platform and included charging fees over the maximum amount in product ... |
| | | | ... economy -"too much debt, too little growth and too policy-driven" - simply dismissing buying Chinese assets would be a mistake. The fund manager admitted that "China's domestic equity markets look frothy after more than doubling in 12 months. We prefer ... |
| | | | ... division? If some, however, think or want to believe that this decision concerns only Greece, they are making a grave mistake. I would suggest that they re-read Hemingway's masterpiece, "For Whom the Bell Tolls". (http://www.primeminister.gov.gr/engl ... |
| | | | National Australia Bank (NAB) chief executive Andrew Thorburn has admitted that cultural change in such large organisation "probably takes five, 10 years," in light of the regulator's concerns about its financial planning arm. Thorburn noted that NAB ... |
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