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  25 September, 2020
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Do advisers have a vested interest in increased SMSF memberships?
Sydney University research has suggested that accountants and financial advisers will be beneficiaries of the Government’s move to increase the maximum number of SMSF members to six.
Industry News
COBA and Master Builders welcome proposed credit reforms
The Customer Owned Banking Association and Master Builders Australia have both welcomed proposed credit reforms from the Federal Government to allow easier access to credit.
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Which are the global equity winners?
Five global equity funds have been identified by Morningstar as having provided strong performance during the choppy market volatility this year.
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Industry News
Westpac’s agreement with AUSTRAC has no ratings impact
According to Fitch Ratings, Westpac’s agreement with AUSTRAC will have no impact on the bank’s ratings as the risk and governance shortcomings have been already factored in.
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Nasdaq ETF passes $1b AUM
BetaShares’s Nasdaq 100 ETF has passed $1 billion in assets under management, having gained $500 million since the start of 2020.
Industry News
Property data firm partners with climate risk specialist
Property data company, CoreLogic, has announced it has formed a partnership with climate risk modelling specialist and reinsurer Munich Re to help measure the impact of climate change on individual properties.
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Outsiders
Money Management Original
Recreational activities of Wall Street traders during a pandemic
Outsider is all for keeping citizens inside when it comes to curbing a virus from spreading and was wary when he heard that US J.P. Morgan chief executive, Jamie Dimon, had been going to the Wall Street office for the last three months.
Money Management Original
Bubbling along, making sacrifices for and on behalf of members
When Outsider watched Hostplus boss, David Elia, exchanging banter with parliamentarians as he Skyped into a hearing of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics in early September, he imagined that the Melbourne-based Elia was, with thousands of his members, enduring the Stage 4 lockdown in the Victorian capital.
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Money Management Original
Campervans, trail bikes and boats and Christmas hasn’t even arrived yet
Amid the reality of a recession, Outsider continues to be surprised by which segments of the economy are doing well and which are not.
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