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02 February, 2021 |
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Money Management Original | Court orders discovery of key AMP BOLR documents | The Federal Court has ordered that AMP provide key documents around its buyer of last resort decision-making as part of the discovery process attaching to the class action mounted by former and continuing AMP financial advisers. |
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Money Management Original | Prime Value backs Newscorp for property recovery | Love him or loathe him, Rupert Murdoch’s Newscorp represents a good opportunity for Prime Value’s Richard Ivers in his Emerging Opportunities fund due to the recovering property market. |
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Industry News | Demand for LIC sector holds steady | The demand for the Listed Investment Company and Listed Investment Trust sector holds steady despite a decline of 0.6% in the sector’s market capitalisation over the last 12 months. |
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Industry News | Biden’s ESG plans would put US in line with Europe | If the US was put on the same environment, social, and governance playing field as Europe it would open up the sector and lead to strong inflows, deVere chief executive Nigel Green believes. |
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Money Management Original | Planners choose Morningstar | For the first time in more than four years financial planners have chosen Morningstar as their preferred research house, effectively ending the long-lasting reign of Lonsec, Oksana Patron writes. |
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Industry News | Seeking stability in volatility | In a world of both extreme volatility and low interest rates, investors are struggling to find a defensive place to put their assets, writes Arnaud Brillois. |
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