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AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 9 OCT 2013
... Global miner BHP Billiton was 11 cents lower at $34.59, while Rio Tinto had lost 41 cents to $59.84. Among the big four banks, ANZ was down 19 cents at $30.25 and National Australia Bank had lost nine cents to $34.10 while Westpac had gained two cents ...

Market Wrap

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 4 OCT 2013
... among the worst performers, with BHP Billiton down 44 cents to $35.16 and Rio Tinto down 63 cents to $60.14. The big four banks were also lower, with ANZ down 12 cents at $30.84, Commonwealth down 20 cents at $71.50, Westpac had lost 11 cents to $32.53 ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 3 OCT 2013
... cents to $35.67, Rio Tinto was 58 cents higher at $60.87 and Fortescue Metals had gained five cents to $4.83. The big four banks were all higher, with ANZ up 18 cents at $31.08, Commonwealth up 23 cents at $71.90, Westpac had gained 30 cents to $32.73 ...

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AAP  |  FRIDAY, 27 SEP 2013
... some sort of correction over the next month, though I don't think it will be anything substantial," he said. The big four banks were all higher, with ANZ up 16 cents at $31.72, Westpac gaining 11 cents to $33.48, National Australia Bank lifting seven ...

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AAP  |  THURSDAY, 26 SEP 2013
... releases on Thursday, including official population estimates and jobs vacancies figures. Mr Daghlian said the big four banks were weighing heaviest on the market at the open. ANZ was 20 cents lower at $31.21, Westpac was down seven cents to $33.04 ...

Over 1 million customers breakup with banks

LAURA MILLAN  |  TUESDAY, 24 SEP 2013
... of the reasons behind their choice," Roy Morgan Industry Communications director Norman Morris said. Among the big four banks, ANZ had the highest proportion of customers at 4.0% (157,000) abandoning the institution in the last 12 months. Commonwealth ...

Market Wrap PM

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 20 SEP 2013
... at $36.24, Rio Tinto had lost 89 cents to $62.74 and Fortescue Metals Group was down seven cents to $4.51. The big four banks were mixed, with National Australia Bank up 17 cents to $35.10, Commonwealth Bank was 17 cents higher at $73.97, but Westpac ...

Market Wrap PM

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 19 SEP 2013
... added 72 cents to $36.81, Rio Tinto was up $1.92 to $63.62 and Fortescue Metals Group rose 19 cents to $4.66. The big four banks were all firmer, with National Australia Bank up 50 cents to $35.14, the Commonwealth Bank was 26 cents higher at $74.24 ...

NAB delays staff salary increases

LAURA MILLAN  |  FRIDAY, 13 SEP 2013
... (FSU) demands was "mean and disappointing." The FSU said that NAB offered the union "the lowest pay offer among the big four banks" and that it delayed pay increases from October to January. "Knowing that ANZ, CBA and Westpac have all recently reached ...

Independent providers fail at cross-selling banking products

LAURA MILLAN  |  THURSDAY, 5 SEP 2013
... superannuation customers deal with AMP Bank and 0.7% of industry fund customers deal with ME Bank. However, clients of the big four banks proved to be more loyal. In the 12 months to July 2013, 60.3% of Westpac personal superannuation customers had a ...

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IFM continues global infra drive with appointment, acquisition

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IFM Investors head of infrastructure for North America will retire following an 18-year tenure, with the investment company simultaneously announcing the acquisition of a majority stake in a UK-based company from Canadian Pension Plan Investments and OMERS.

ART rolls out new investment technology platform

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Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has launched a new portfolio management system as the $375 billion superannuation fund strengthens its investment capabilities targeting further growth.

Advised cover faces claims data test

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Group superannuation insurance appears to outperform individual advised cover on some claim's measures, raising questions about the value of advice when it comes to protecting clients against disability.

Trustees drop the ball on advice fee oversight

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In line with the government's push to tighten the gap in oversight on financial advice fee deductions from super funds, a solution provider is observing a spike in trustees reaching out for expertise, but highlighted the move is not to assess the quality of advice provided.

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