Fund Product, Company, and Regulatory Updates as at 7 June 2016
/- Elston and Superfund Partners Launch SMSF App
- TMK Index Limited AFSL Cancelled
- ASIC Launches Corporate Governance Resource
Net new investment to long-term mutual funds and ETFs totalled US$15.2 billion; bond funds saw US$27.4 billion of net inflows; equity funds saw net redemptions of $12.2 billion.
Read MoreAustralian mums are the worst off financially in retirement, frequently being financially supported by their children.
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Read MoreEurope garnered US$4 billion in net flows; Asia experienced net redemptions of US$6 billion with ETFs in Japan leading the decline with almost US$4.6 billion of net redemptions for the month.
Read MoreDuring the first three months in 2016, equity, bond, multi-assets and other alternative funds took in merely US$63 billion in net flows, about one-seventh of the amounted collected during the same period last year.
Read MoreInsurance brokers, in all their incarnations, are still as a group not well-trusted by the public.
Read MoreAnyone who's ever been stressed about money knows just how bad it can be, but those facts are now enshrined in empirical data. A new white paper discusses financial literacy and the impact on our health, giving advisers tips on how to manage client differences.
Read MoreSwiss Re's latest SONAR report details the top 21 risks the insurance industry is facing, from meat to climate change.
Read MoreAll major investment classes saw net inflows in March, with bond products doing the best with about US$67 billion.
Read MoreASIC's Innovation Hub is to offer fintech startups even more assistance by giving them a safe place to play. That is, a regulatory sandbox exemption to test out new ideas without the repercussions of a fully-fledged business.
Read MoreAustralia's coal mines are amongst the most inefficient and polluting in the world. While the Federal Government insists on protecting these emissions demons, the Victorian government is making some timely changes that are impacting fossil fuel investments in a predictable way.
Read MoreA new report reveals Chinese investing behaviour in Australia is focused on new industries and regions.
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