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31 July, 2020 |
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Latest News |
Money Management Original | How ASIC preferred consumer group views on tighter IDR time-frames | Consumer groups’ views proved far more effective in convincing the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to tighten internal dispute resolution timeframes to 30 days despite warnings from financial advice firms about complexity. |
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Industry News | AMP flags chequered first half to ASX | AMP Limited has told the Australian Securities Exchange that its first half has been impacted by market volatility but is predicting an underlying profit of between $140 million and $150 million. |
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Industry News | Federal Court finds Brisbane tax agent in contempt | The Federal Court has delivered two judgements against Kent Hacker and his business One Stop Global Staffing for contravening the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 and were in contempt of court. |
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Industry News | Zenith names new Chant West GM | Zenith Investment Partners has promoted Chant West’s head of research, Ian Fryer, to the position of general manager – Chant West. |
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Industry News | ASIC updates complaints guidance | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has released final updated guidance on how financial firms should deal with consumer and small business complaints. |
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2020 Fund Manager of the Year |
Industry News | Long-term qualitative investment key for Aussie equity champs | With a focus on a qualitative investment strategy which backed the long-term growth of companies with strong management, the Greencape High Conviction fund has won the Money Management Fund Manager of the Year award for Australian Large Cap Equities. |
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Industry News | Winning with a strong investment committee | Having an experienced investment committee and a strong investment governance structure has given the IOOF Balanced Investor Trust fund the edge to win Money Management’s Multi Asset – Balanced award for 2020. |
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Outsiders |
Industry News | The PWC 11 – only a bargain if you need them | These are challenging times for consultants. Outsider’s heart almost literally bleeds for the chaps at places like Deloitte, KPMG and elsewhere who he is given to understand have taken pay cuts of up to 20% to help their organisations through these difficult times. |
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