Kate Kachor

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Superannuation

08 Mar

More than 7,000 public service retirees have raised their hand for access to fee-for service advice under the Victorian Government’s superannuation initiative....

Financial planning

06 Mar

Saxby Bridge adviser banned

Former Saxby Bridge adviser Kevin William Fenwick has been banned for two years from giving investment advice by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASI...

Financial planning

01 Mar

Credit Suisse investment chief departs

Credit Suisse Asset Management (Australia) chief investment officer Tim Ryan has resigned, citing personal reasons for his sudden departure....

Financial planning

01 Mar

Premium makes every move count

The creation of a new accountant based dealer group mid last year resulted in a whirl of publicity as some big names struck out on their own. Kate Kachor looks at their p...

Financial planning

23 Feb

Perpetual Private fills top job

The search to find a replacement for former head of Perpetual Private Clients Wayne Wilson has ended, with Andrew McKee stepping into the role....

Financial planning

16 Feb

Fund managers wake up to the Internet

Fund managers have woken up to the benefits of the Internet and are finally building up traffic to their Web sites. ...

Financial planning

16 Feb

BT continues to rake in the dough

BT Funds Management may have fallen by the wayside in the Australia equity stakes last year, but the group has continued to bring in large chunks of retail funds. ...

Financial planning

15 Feb

Accessing equities in two easy steps.

As the shaky dot.coms and booming biotech stocks of last year become just a painful memory investors are questioning the best method to invest in equities. Kate Kachor co...

Financial planning

15 Feb

Planners seize super initiative

The penny has finally dropped. Financial planning groups have embraced large scale superannuation and are fighting fiercely for a piece of the rapidly growing market....

Superannuation

15 Feb

SMSF to overtake Corporate funds

Self managed superannuation funds (SMSF) are likely to overtake corporate funds in terms of amount under management in the next 18 months, according to Connelly Temple Te...