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| | | ... totalled $283 billion in 1994 - growing over five-fold in value to December last year," Brown said. ACSA chair David Knights said: "The ability of the industry to service this remarkable growth in assets, rising complexity and regulatory change demonstrates ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard reported that ACSA was on the hunt for a part-time chief executive, reporting directly to ACSA chair David Knights. Four months later, the association has picked Robert J. Brown for the role. Brown's career in financial services spans ... |
| | | | ... largest sub-custody service provider in the Australian market, followed by J.P. Morgan and Citigroup. ACSA chair David Knights said the growth in assets under custody has been fuelled by a 7.1% growth in domestic assets held for Australian investors ... |
| | | | ... administrative services. It will be a contract role, with the successful candidate reporting directly to ACSA chair David Knights, and be required to dedicate two to 2.5 days per week. The role will be based in either Sydney or Melbourne and "the successful ... |
| | | | ... Investor and Treasury Services director, product Asia-Pacific Gordon Little. Explaining the board changes, ACSA chair David Knights said: "We are facing a period of significant operational change going forward." "The custodial industry is responsible ... |
| | | | ... number of ASX settlements decreased by 2.6% and unlisted unit trust registry volume increased by 13.7%. ACSA chair David Knights said the milestone indicates the strength of the Australian superannuation and funds management system. "We have witnessed ... |
| | | | ... discount securities and improvements to proxy voting automation are all on the agenda for the association. ACSA chair David Knights said 2016 was significant for the Australian custody industry. Assets held in custody increased by 1.4% to $2.9 trillion ... |
| | | | ... found that the level of Australian AUC for foreign clients (sub-custody) grew by 3.4% to $1.2 trillion. ACSA chair, David Knights said: "The positive, yet lower growth in total assets under custody for Australian investors compared with last six months ... |
| | | | ... Securities Services product manager, fund services Australia Josephine Maiorana. Commenting on the awards, ACSA chair David Knights said: "The awards acknowledge individuals who are recognised by their peers for their professionalism, knowledge and significant ... |
| | | | ... of 8.6%. The level of Australian AUC for foreign clients (sub-custody) grew by 3.3% to $1.2 trillion. ACSA chair David Knights said as the Australian superannuation sector grows and markets need to absorb more capital, fund trustees are looking beyond ... |
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| | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR The executive manager of operations at a $17 billion industry superannuation fund resigned recently, with a replacement yet to be appointed. | KANIKA SOOD Clime Investment Management has partnered with Sequoia to launch a new fund that aims to provide a yearly income of 8%. | | | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR A three-day trial has been scheduled for the landmark case brought against Rest by member Mark McVeigh. | KANIKA SOOD A retail superannuation fund has dropped the investment fees on three options by 10 bps to 19 bps, with its chair saying the cuts will help it be more competitive. |
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