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ING's industrial fund posts strong growth

... IIF's portfolio have been achieved through value-added activities such as major refurbishment, redevelopment and subsequently the successful leasing of the properties," said Mr Toussaint.

Australians investing more directly in shares: ABS data

... an estimated $0.6 billion was due to net transactions with investors. The total value of assets with pension funds subsequently stood at $465.8 billion at the end of March, the ABS said. However, the Bureau said Australian households were net purchasers ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks extend gains

... starts data also gave markets hope economic activity was on track to strengthen in the second half. Treasury bonds subsequently ended weaker for a second consecutive day, the yield on the 10-year bond jumping to 3.26% from 3.17%. The US dollar also trimmed ...

Disqualified Sydney businessman sentenced to jail

... projects. No prospectus was ever lodged with ASIC for any of the development projects, and the investors involved subsequently lost most of their money. According to ASIC estimates, over $535,000 was invested with Taylor's companies by his clients. Some ...

Morning Market Wrap: US Shares Finish Modestly Higher

... 447,000 the week previously, although still consistent with weak employment growth. Yields on 10-year Treasury bonds subsequently fell to 3.16%, a 45 year low. All Ordinaries 3050.2 +0 NASDAQ 1653.62 +7.60 Dow Jones 9196.55 +13.33 FTSE-100 4161.30 +11.20 ...

Former IWL Executives Aim High, Establishing Zenith Investment Partners

... assets classes. Wright believes fund managers are continuing to question the value add in paying for ratings, and that subsequently the traditional model of research house ratings has run its course. According to Smythe, advisors' needs are not being ...

Tower accepted $1.35 on fears of 'catastrophic' share price fall

... market on May 21 that it expected to a half-year loss of "in excess" of NZ$180 million ($161 million). Investors subsequently dumped the stock during the same day, sending share prices 36 per cent lower.

Centro, Westfield request trading halts pending announcements

... Panel, which cleared the way for its planned $1.32 billion takeover bid for AMP Shopping Centre Trust (ART). AMP Life subsequently failed in its appeal to the Takeovers Panel to overturn the decision. Centro has offered three stapled securities and 27.3 ...

Economists welcome Government "backflip" on CGS

... all government debt should be retired and along with it the Commonwealth Government Securities (CGS) market, which subsequently would be no longer required." Pereira also said that over the last five years the value of the CGS market has fallen from ...

ASFA calls for standardised fees and charges disclosure

... of testing based on the consumer responses. As a result, the level of understanding exhibited by participants had subsequently increased significantly. "We undertook this research because consumers clearly have difficulties dealing with information about ...

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Capstone joins forces with PictureWealth to form $22bn FUA planning network

MICHELLE BALTAZAR | 1:00PM

PictureWealth Group has inked a landmark deal with national advice licensee Capstone Financial Planning, forming a combined business with 360 financial advisers and $22 billion in funds under advice.

Mercer reviews small caps, Aussie equities mandates

KARREN VERGARA | 12:46PM

Mercer Investments Australia has overhauled the fund manager line-up across its Australian equities and small-caps funds following an investment review, retaining some incumbents and awarding fresh mandates at the same time.

HESTA launches campaign around super tax benefits

MATTHEW WAI | 11:37AM

The super fund is launching 'Super Saturday' to help those that are missing out on the advantage from super tax benefits ahead of the end of the financial year.

RBA on hold, rate cuts expected

ELIZA BAVIN | 12:07PM

The Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates on hold at its June meeting with economists suggesting the next move could be a rate cut.

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