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van Eyk splits Australian equities review

... to reduce negative returns in falling markets. They may also use 'short selling' techniques. We felt that there are now enough managers pursuing these strategies in Australia to justify a separate sector review," he says. According to Mothoneos these ...

Super trustees advised to follow the safety net rules

... Circumstances like this can make the time limit null and void as the complainant can establish that he or she was not given enough time to lodge a complaint. It is for this reason the tribunal believes trustees would be wiser to state the 28-day window ...

Australia's business confidence falls

AAP | TUESDAY, 14 DEC 2004

Australia's business confidence fell sharply in November, but not enough to slow business growth, which remains close to ten-year highs, a survey found today. The National Australia Bank's monthly business survey points to robust ongoing growth in November ...

Future ageing population needs funding now

... are made now. AMP Financial Services managing director Craig Dunn warned Australians must find out now if they will have enough money saved to fund their retirement and the associated increase in health and age care costs. He said "the Productivity Report ...

Compulsory super contributions not enough to maintain standard of living

... Michael Davison said "this is a wake up call for people who believe that compulsory employer superannuation alone will be enough o maintain the standard of living they're accustomed to. It's simply not enough."

Institutional investors warm to hedge funds

... investors tend to drill deep down and adhere to processes. However there may be too strong an emphasis on processes and not enough focus on risk return," he said. BT Financial Group head of alternative investments Richard Keary warned growing institutional ...

Deceptive bonds

... fixed interest components of their portfolios because they are not analysing their investments in this category closely enough. Lack of attention to fixed interest products can diminish portfolio returns and expose the portfolio to a higher than tolerable ...

Choice of fund will have minimal impact

... CEO Philippa Smith said while most consumers were aware of the new legislation the majority of them did not feel they had enough knowledge to consider changing funds. Smith added "education is clearly gong to be a critical element of choice of fund." ...

Coonan confident on Telstra sale

AAP | FRIDAY, 29 OCT 2004

... Nationals Senator-elect Barnaby Joyce has said he did not believe Telstra's services in rural and regional areas were good enough to enable a sale at the moment. However, the Nationals would be prepared to negotiate with their Liberal coalition partners ...

NZ interest rates rise

... exchange rate will also have its effect. Given this we believe that the current settings of monetary policy are now doing enough to endure price stability as defined in the Reserve Bank's Policy Targets Agreement."

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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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