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20 November 2006 • By Victoria Young • 1 min read

Director in illegal fundraising rap

A South Australian company director has been charged with illegal fundraising after an unregistered managed investment scheme collapsed leaving 40 ...

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ASIC steps into after-tax return debate

Super funds are failing in their fiduciary duty to maximise members' after-tax returns, according to a panel of experts speaking at this year's ...

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Offshore property JV gets $800m boost

Australia's second largest investment bank Babcock & Brown and fourth biggest property group GPT have injected a further $800 million into a joint ...

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Macquarie launches Australia's first BRIC funds

Australian investors can access emerging markets in Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) for the first time with two new funds from the Macquarie ...

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Why quality investing needs a modern dimension - Column

One in five Australian males shed their property investments in the same two year period that only one in 100 women sold out of theirs, according to ...

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Global listed infrastructure is safe bet for 2013 - Column

Capital International has lost part of its mandate in the MLC Global Share Fund, following a restructure. Capital International has lost part of ...

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Shadow banking darkens China policy outlook - Column

Industry-wide benchmarks on super funds will be established by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) and specialist consultancy ...

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Crystal balls and consistent returns - Column

Chartered accounting and business advisory firm Accru Felsers is to gain two new partners to boost to its financial planning arm. Bentleys MRI ...

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A straight-forward channel - Column

UniSuper will take up the entire institutional capacity of the Russell Australian Select Holdings Fund with a $400 million investment. The mandate ...

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ESG integration shifts to the mainstream - Column

Changes to the rules governing bankrupt companies will reform Australia's outdated and inadequate insolvency laws, the peak insolvency association ...

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