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Ethical managers struggling to attract funds: report

... 23% of market share. Hunter Hall Investment Management was second with $481 million FUM and 21.46% of market share. BT/Westpac was third with $253 million FUM and 11.28% of market share.

Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries stages afternoon rally

... seen over recent days across global indices. Major banks were among the winners, with Commonwealth, ANZ, National and Westpac all rising. However the appointment of two new non-executive directors (see 11.52 am story) at AMP failed to inspire investors. ...

BT loses $1.29 billion of retail funds in December quarter:survey

Paul Cully BT/Westpac saw $1.29 billion of retail funds leave its management in the December quarter while the sector as a whole increased by 2.4 per cent, according to the latest research by Plan For Life. BT/Westpac's retail funds under management ...

Afternoon market wrap: Banks suffer as All Ords falls

... index retreated by 13.80 points by the close of trade. As a result of their exposure to anxious global equity prices, ANZ, Westpac, Commonwealth, and National all fell. Commonwealth lost $0.30 as its recent share slide continued, while ANZ gave up $0.23 ...

BT Wrap extended to Westpac Planners

Paul Cully The integration of BT Financial Group into Westpac took another huge step forward today with the official launch of the BT's Wrap platform to 670 Westpac Financial Planners throughout Australia. The launch is being heralded as a major step ...

Australian large caps now undervalued: Investors Mutual

... recent pummelling of blue chips on the All Ordinaries Index. The manager, which has National Australia Bank, Telstra, Westpac, and PBL

Financial planners must raise their game on advice, fees: Morgan

... quality of advice and transparency of its fee structures to regain the confidence of suspicious consumers, according to Westpac's chief executive officer David Morgan. Addressing a Committee for the Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) luncheon in ...

Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries in drift mode

... last positive for beleaguered AMP, with interest from bargain hunters pushing the share price up $0.13 to $6.90. However Westpac CEO David Morgan seemed to be having a difficult time convincing the market that the bank didn't pay too much for its wealth ...

Midday market wrap: Banks lead All Ordinaries higher

... morning session, with investors particularly keen to offer support to leading banks. Commonwealth, ANZ, National, and Westpac all recorded gains in excess of 1%, although buyers were still cautious on AMP, with the stock trading at $7.27, a meagre $0.02 ...

Maple-Brown Abbot tops balanced pooled super rankings: Rainmaker

... the third best performing fund with -6.48%. Rainmaker's survey of 28 funds revealed more bad news for the troubled BT/Westpac group. Its high growth strategy backfired in 2002, leading to a loss of 12.96%. The largest fund, the $3 billion ING Australia ...