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28 November 2006 • By Catherine James • 1 min read

Call to axe FSR disclosure principles

Principles-based legislation has failed when it comes to advice and product disclosure, according to the opposition minister for superannuation ...

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Macquarie buys into local property business

Macquarie Bank has taken a $30 million stake in local property group St Hilliers Property.Macquarie Bank has taken a $30 million stake in local ...

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GM calls Fin Wiz restructure a hit

An enhanced remuneration model has successfully increased adviser professionalism and boosted client confidence, according to Financial Wisdom general ...

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Haramis resurfaces at McMillan Shakespeare

Former RetireInvest chief George Haramis will start a new job today, heading sales and marketing for listed salary packaging company McMillan ...

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Industry not to blame for super woes: Ausfund

It's wrong to blame the superannuation industry for failing consumers over the billions of dollars locked up in multiple funds, says the head of ...

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Trust to act as trustee in Sydney airport deal

Financial Services Group Trust Company has been appointed as trustee to the $650 million structured finance deal for the Southern Cross Airports ...

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Weaven challenges planners

Both the financial planning community and the industry funds should pay for a joint independent report on their respective value to clients, according ...

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Pearce bolsters SOA for super argument

Parliamentary secretary to the Treasurer Chris Pearce has defended the government's proposal not to include superannuation under the SOA exemption for ...

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UBS chief to kick-start Asian retail business

UBS Australasian chief Colin Woods said an opportunity to "go and build" has led him to leave the top job to drive the bank's business growth in South ...

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Rebirth of an old world order

Many of the so called emerging markets are just old economic powerhouses finding their feet again, according to Aberdeen Asset Management associate ...

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