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Thinking on DIMS turned upside down

Advisers will need to completely reverse the way they think about “personalised” and “class” services when it comes to discretionary investment management services.

Fri, Nov 22nd 2013 06:52AM

Research houses philosophical about disclosure

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Mortgage top-ups go mobile

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[Weekly Wrap] Ross - case closed?

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RBNZ expects construction demand to stay strong

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Construction demand tipped to remain high

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BNZ rewards higher-equity borrowers

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Face-to-face time limited for banks

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[Weekly Wrap] Why don't Kiwis like advisers?

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Builders angry at Govt plans

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Portability not a no-brainer

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Hot competition for higher-equity borrowers

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Fees may hit bank profits

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Challenge responsible investing assumptions

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Trauma insurance 'becoming unsustainable'

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What counts as CPD now?

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Tax rules on share funds unfair

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[Weekly Wrap] When is enough enough?

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USB theft a warning for others

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DIMS questions remain for advisers

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