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  09 October, 2020
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Instos still lead the way in adviser departures
Large institutions have posted the highest adviser losses year to date, with five of the biggest licensees accounting for net losses of more than 800 advisers.
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MLC Life doesn’t want tech challenges to impact adviser remuneration
MLC Life’s new chief of life insurance, Sean McCormack, has acknowledged the adverse impacts of the company’s technology changes but says the company is accepting its responsibility and wearing the cost when life/risk advisers are adversely affected.
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Members ‘unlikely’ to remain in poorly-performing super funds: Grattan
While there is a possible danger of members remaining in poorly-performing super funds, this is the better option than them accumulating multiple accounts.
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Industry News
Morgan Stanley to acquire Eaton Vance
The acquisition would include Parametric and Calvert and will be finalised in the second quarter of 2021.
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What sustainability will look like post-Covid-19
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Money Management Research
Aus SMIDs getting better growth post-COVID 
In the last six months, the Australian small/mid-cap sector has outperformed the broader Australian equities sector. 
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Look to sustainable dividends to manage risk
Sustainable dividends, a non-benchmark approach to selecting companies, and stock specific hedging can help manage risks while generating equity income, according to Merlon Capital Partners.
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Retrospective tax cuts will take time
Although the Federal Government promised backdated tax cuts in the budget, the Institute of Public Accountants says these won’t be realised until the end of the year.
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Construction stimulus 'doesn't make sense': Grattan
The Government should do more to create jobs in services sector rather than just the construction sector to help the thousands of unemployed Australians.
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Industry News
Perennial second private to public fund fully subscribed
After announcing its second Private to Public Opportunities fund in September, it has now closed fully subscribed, raising $125 million.
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QLD adviser sentenced to eight-year imprisonment
Ex-Synchron adviser Anthony Vivian Dick dishonestly used $1.1 million from his clients’ accounts which was spent on items including a $72,000 boat.
Outsiders
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It ain’t no spoof, JP Morgan has trumped Westpac in the penalty stakes
Outsider reckons the guys over at Westpac can relax a little over the record penalty they paid as a result of the bank’s AUSTRAC infringements because JP Morgan Chase and Co has managed to make the Westpac penalty look like small change.
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No one goes hungry on the 2020 hungry mile
Outsider has been heartened to hear the news that NSW Premier, Gladys Berejiklian wants people back in their offices in the Sydney central business district as soon as possible.
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A grounded experience for high-flyers turned feather dusters
Outsider knows one or two financial services high-flyers who are normally more than ready to flaunt their triple platinum frequent flyer status but are currently having to endure the more grounded experience of we mere mortals.
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