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Weaven trumpets industry fund growth figures

Industry Fund Services executive chair, Garry Weaven, says industry funds have grown 'significantly' post-choice. In figures released today Weaven showed increases in both industry fund's membership and funds under management over the six month period ...

AUD to go hungry as investors lose their appetite: Julius Baer

Global markets over the past few weeks have changed gears into more risk-averse positions and this could weaken the global appetite for the AUD. Julius Baer in its latest Global Rates Hedge Fund report says, 'One of the key features of global markets ...

ASIC comes down on financial services fraud

A former director of Sydney financial services business, Pegasus Leveraged Options Group, has been sentenced to eight years jail after being found guilty of fraud worth $2.2 million to fund a personal gambling habit. Craig John McKim pleaded guilty ...

New absolute return bond fund for Julius Baer

Global fixed interest manager is breaking from tradition and is launching a global absolute return fund. Visiting Australia this week, Ronny Beck, Julius Baer Business Development Director, says a benign interest rate environment means that it is getting ...

Quadrant first Tasmanian RSE

Quadrant has become the first Tasmanian-based superannution fund to be issued a Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE) licence from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). As the July 1 2006 RSE deadline approaches, it is expected that ...

Sunsuper awarded RSE Licence

Sunsuper has beaten the 1 July 2006 deadline, and received their Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE) Licence. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) awarded Sunsuper its RSE while many other Australian super funds are lagging behind ...

Market Wrap

The Australian share market is expected to open sharply weaker as US markets surrendered the gains made yesterday, gold and oil prices continued to retreat and base metal prices pulled back from record highs. The Australian market is expected to backpedal ...

Care Super grows post super choice

Four months into super choice, CARE Super has reported a surge in employers joining the fund, with new employers increasing by 72 per cent over the last year. Meanwhile the fund has also reported 10 per cent membership growth in the last financial year ...

Consumers say plain English please

Research reveals that most super fund members don't want 'more products' or 'extra features' but instead just want more 'plain English'. The research - due for release later this month - was sponsored by three of Australia's largest industry funds REST ...

Market Wrap

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 14 OCT 2005
The Australian share market is expected to open weaker as a poor lead from offshore suggest further weakness for the local market heading into the end of the week. Precious and base metal prices were weaker and oil prices also surrendered ground, placing ...