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| | | ... a year, though some are done quarterly, by a panel of experts whose assessments are then aggregated. Those experts are limited to conducting eight assessments over a two-year period before they are rotated off of the panel, Browning explained. The latest ... |
| | | | ... mostly from trading commissions, tend to favour recommending traded individual risky securities, they said, noting their limited range of products and the fact they are not incentivised to provide customised advice as opposed to financial planners. |
| | | | ... allegedly handing departing financial advisers a contract with a clause in it that prohibits them from joining the current open class action. The Advisers Association chief executive Neil Macdonald said he became aware of a new clause in AMP's deeds ... |
| | | | ... wishes to make it clear that the investment process, including the strategic asset allocation process undertaken by the world class investment management group, remains unchanged since being rated by Morningstar as Gold." At the time of the ratings changes ... |
| | | | ... sell below the 5% threshold for significant ownership comes after some turmoil at AMP. Last week alone AMP was hit with two class actions and announced to the market that it expected profits to be 50% lower due to the impacts of COVID-19. One of those ... |
| | | | The self-managed super fund administration and software provider has appointed two new technology leads, set to help Class continue to grow and innovate. Jarrod Yates and Glen MacLarty have been appointed as head of technology product and NextGen respectively ... |
| | | | A new class action from Shine Lawyers alleges that more than half a million Australians were charged excessive insurance premiums by financial advisers aligned with AMP, BT and Commonwealth Bank. Proceedings have already been filed against AMP, which ... |
| | | | ... address the root cause of Australia's housing affordability problem, which is lack of supply. "Turning housing into an asset class that could provide institutional investors with a competitive return would not only be a watershed for housing affordability ... |
| | | | Class Actions Australia has slammed new regulations announced by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg defining class actions as "managed investment schemes" labelling them "bizarre", as the Senate holds its second public hearing into litigation funding and the ... |
| | | | ... tenant's use of leased facilities, created cash flow problems, reduced private equity and debt transaction volumes, and limited investors ability to complete proper due diligence on property investments. However, certain property assets have demonstrated ... |
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