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| | | ... Commsec, E*Trade, Westpac Online Investing and nabtrade, which according to Investment Trends account for 76% of the online broking market, are yet to join. |
| | | | ... and seven brokers. The service launched in May. As yet the major bank-owned brokers, which account for 76% of the online broking market, are yet to sign up to mFund. |
| | | | ... Investment Trends, collectively CommSec, E*Trade, Nabtrade and Westpac Online Investing account for 76% of the online broking market share, and none of them are offering access to mFund. ANZ's E*Trade, which accounts for 15% of the market, is the only ... |
| | | | Bell Financial Group (BFG) has signed a deal with Macquarie to enable its online broking arm to provide services to the bank. BFG executive chairman Colin Bell said that the firm's online broking business, Bell Direct, had been chosen by the Macquarie ... |
| | | | ... or are intending to do so in the next 12 months. According to the Investment Trends 2013 Second Half Australia Online Broking Report as many as 45% of online share investors use a mobile device for their investment activity, and 14% are looking to use ... |
| | | | ... move to "ramp up" its presence in the self-managed super sector. Keegan was formerly the head of nabtrade, the online broking business of the National Australia Bank (NAB), a role he has held since 2009. Prior to that he worked in a similar role at Macquarie ... |
| | | | ... and tablet devices. "We've invested substantially in recent years to cement our position as a leading provider of online broking services in Australia," head of Westpac Online Investing James Staltari said. "This initiative, along with our improved smartphone ... |
| | | | ... downloaded the app. This huge uptake represents a more general trend in Australia. Investment Trends' 2012 Global Online Broking Report found that 38% of Australian share traders use and intend to continue using mobile apps for trading. This placed them ... |
| | | | ... Australians are unlikely to change brokers, despite having comparatively low levels of satisfaction. The Global Online Broking Report, conducted by wealth researcher Investment Trends, surveyed 96,000 participants from six countries: France, Singapore ... |
| | | | ... has launched a $3,500 flat-fee brokerage service for home buyers and property investors. IMP is an independent online broking service based in the Hunter Valley in NSW. A statement issued by Craig Morgan, IMP managing director, said under the service ... |
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