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Optimix satellite branches into India and abroad

Optimix have announced the start of what they say will be an Indian "global satellite" of their multi-manager model. Chief Investment Officer, Mugunthan Siva, said the Optimix India team, comprising of three peope, have been on the ground there for ...

Equipsuper replaces outgoing chairman

Equipsuper has appointed a former Director of National Australia Bank to replace the outgoing chairman and independent trustee board director. Cathy Walter, who has also held positions as managing partner of law firm Clayton Utz and as commissioner ...

Former BT stalwart moves to Mercer

Mercer Global Investments (MGI) Australia has appointed Peter McPhee to the newly created role of head of distribution for MGI in Australia. MGI Australia's head Gary Burke says that when the business was launched in January this year, its focus was ...

Daily Economic Update

Economic reports released today reinforce the outlook that the Reserve Bank of Australia will keep interest rates unchanged at 5.5 per cent in the 'foreseeable future.' The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that employment fell by 19,800 in October ...

New CEO for the ICAA

The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) has appointed its news chief executive officer. Graham Meyer will assume his new role on 9 January 2006. He has 25 years experience gained principally in legal practice and the financial services ...

BankWest continues its march east

To continue its eastward march, the growing WA regional bank has signed a deal with 7-eleven convenience stores to roll-out 350 branded ATMs up and down the eastern seaboard. East & Partners report in their latest market update report that BankWest ...

Government to allow super splitting

The Government has announced it will allow families to split super contributions between spouses. In a statement released by Mal Brough, Minister for Revenue and Assistant Treasurer, the Government said this will allow non-working or low income spouses ...

Retirees to benefit from pension rule changes

Retirees are set to benefit from the federal government's pension changes that take into account longer life expectancies and demand for more flexible allocated pension payments. This week the government announced changes that will make allocated pensions ...

ASIC nabs planner and catches two directors

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has brought fraud charges against a former National Australia Bank (NAB) adviser and two directors of a financial services company. Paul Drakos, an authorised representative of NAB lost a total ...

Bridges beats WA payroll tax liability

Bridges Financial Services has had its objection to the Western Australian Office of State Revenue's (WA OSR) payroll tax assessment and registration accepted. Previously the WA OSR had determined all of Bridges' planners working out of the Perth office ...