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| | | Self-managed super fund trustees can relax after the Budget brought no great changes other than a $30 increase in levies and a curiously helpful legislative tweak, an industry expert said today. Self-managed fund expert Tim Miller, head of technical ... |
| | | | ... to exploit "significant divestment opportunities" in the group, analysts say. "We believe buyers exist for the Corporate Trust, Mortgage Servicing and Private Wealth businesses outside the group," UBS said. Meanwhile, Russell Gill at JPMorgan argued ... |
| | | | ... as KKR looked to exploit "significant divestment opportunities" in the group. "We believe buyers exist for the Corporate Trust, Mortgage Servicing and Private Wealth businesses outside the group," UBS said. Meanwhile, Russell Gill at JPMorgan argued ... |
| | | | Divorce battle over self-managed super fund assets and art ownership within SMSFs raises tricky questions over what happens when only one of the splitting couple is a fund trustee. Many Australian couples are often unaware of the effect divorce can ... |
| | | | ... long advocated by the former super minister Nick Sherry (now the Assistant Treasurer). For example, a stand alone corporate trust charges 0.71 per cent overall, charging members 0.24 per cent on admin fees and 0.47 per cent on investment management fees. ... |
| | | | ... superannuation. Most recently, he was a member of the executive committee of Perpetual Limited heading up its Corporate Trust division. Over the past 10 years, he grew the business organically and by acquisition from a small base to be a business of ... |
| | | | ... parallel judgment in the US, creating further uncertainty for Mahogany noteholders. Group executive Perpetual Corporate Trust, Chris Green, said Perpetual's single objective was to ensure the best possible financial return to the Mahogany noteholders ... |
| | | | ... long advocated by the former super minister Nick Sherry (now the Assistant Treasurer). For example, a stand alone corporate trust charges 0.71 per cent overall, charging members 0.24 per cent on admin fees and 0.47 per cent on investment management fees. ... |
| | | | ... $29.1 million on the back of funds under advice that dropped 12 per cent to $6.8 billion. On the upside, Perpetual Corporate Trust saw funds under administration grow 8 per cent to $241.4 billion over the same period. While it's been a tough year overall ... |
| | | | ... the firm acquired financial planning firm, Financial Pursuit. The silver lining was the performance of Perpetual Corporate Trust, where Funds under administration (FUA) rose 10 per cent to $246.4 billion since June last year. "While primary issuance ... |
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