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Q3 $257 million net cash flow for AMP Financial Services

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 26 OCT 2004
AMP Financial Services (AFS) today reported net cash flows of $257 million for the third quarter of 2004. That compares to net outflows of $140 million for the same quarter last year. AFS managing director Craig Dunn said the better cash flows were ...

Perpetual still a solid performer

Perpetual continue to be a good investment choice outperforming its benchmark by 4.50, 4.22 and 3.91 per cent per annum over three, five and seven years to 31 September 2004. The strategy behind Perpetual's success is a conservative one revolving around ...

Increased need for full-time accounting staff

National demand for permanent accounting staff is on the rise according to Hays Accountancy and Finance's (Hays) latest Employment Activity Report with the July to September quarter showing a 14 per cent increase in finance permanent vacancy activity ...

Bond market indicates interest rate cut

An RBA interest rate rise in the coming months may not be as certain as widely anticipated with two and three-year bonds trading 20 to 25 basis points below the cash rate. The stance of the bond market is in contrast to a strong performing Australian ...

Financial planner pleads guilty to fraud

Former financial planner Mr Robert Andrew Street has pleaded guilty to five charges of obtaining financial advantage by deception in the Melbourne County Court following an investigation by the ASIC. The fraud took place between September 2001 and August ...

All cashed up for Perennial

Perennial' s 2 year cash enhanced trust has passed $1 billion in funds under management. From 12 months to September 2004 the trust outperformed the UBS Bank Bill Index by 77 bps delivering a return before fees of 6.26 per cent. The trust adopts a series ...

HIH: another two bite the dust

Mr Rodney Aistrope and Mr Antony Boulden have been disqualified from working in the general insurance industry by APRA. Both Mr Aistrope and Mr Boulden will no longer be able to act as director or senior manager of a general insurer, authorized non-operating ...

Return to normality for super funds: Intech

Growth-orientated super funds are on track to deliver returns in line with long-term expectations according to the latest Intech Growth Funds survey released today. The survey reported median mangers in the Intech growth funds achieved a return of 2 ...

Australian dollar firmer at midday bonds steady ahead of US jobs data

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 8 OCT 2004
The Australian dollar is stronger at midday, continuing to benefit from yesterday's robust jobs numbers and generally firmer commodity prices. At 1200 AEST the local currency was trading at $US0.7265/73, compared to yesterday's close of 0.7244/52. Since ...

Federal Court makes orders in relation to Primelife Investment schemes

Following orders by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, the Federal Court in Melbourne has made orders to appoint an investigative accountant to review the affairs of 37 investment schemes connected with Primelife Corporation Limited ...