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Deakin targets May launch for corporate super product

Paul Cully Deakin Financial Services is targeting a May launch for its entry into the corporate superannuation market, general manager of technical services Dan Parry said today. Parry said that the group was currently negotiating terms with a superannuation ...

ASIC orders Retireinvest to improve its disclosure standards

John Fernando The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) today announced that it has obtained an assurance from Retireinvest, a licensed securities dealer, that it will improve its disclosure methods following concerns that its customers ...

Financial services bodies hail FSRA tax relief roll-over

Paul Cully The Investment and Financial Services Association (IFSA) and the National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA) have warmly welcomed the Government's move to roll-over capital gains tax (CGT) relief to the new Financial Services Reform Act ...

Dimensional, Tyndall best performers for the past 12 months

John Fernando Value-style fund managers Dimensional and Tyndall have achieved the best results for the past 12 months by being the only managers to produce positive returns, of 0.8% and 0.01% respectively, in period when the S&P/ASX fell 11.4%, InTech ...

Advice fears won't halt 'choice of super': Coonan

Paul Cully The Government has spelt out its determination to see 'choice of super' finally passed into legislation despite fears concerning the current standard of financial advice available to Australians. Addressing a Financial Planning Association ...

Slight decline in fund managers' fees: RBA

John Fernando Fund management fees have declined slightly in recent years have, according to research released today by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). In its latest bulletin, the RBA said retail entry fees are under some downward pressure from ...

Commonwealth draws fire of Australian Shareholders Association

John Fernando The Australian Shareholders Association (ASA) today sharply criticised the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) for its $32.7 million lump sum payout to former employee Chris Cuffe. The ASA said that CBA has managed to simultaneously alienate ...