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07 August 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

RBA decision to hold anticipated by industry

The RBA has held the official cash rate at 1.0 per cent which was the prediction of most economists due to the lack of time between cuts. The ...

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CountPlus shareholders green-light advice group acquisition

CountPlus’ acquisition of CBA advice group Count Financial is expected to proceed with an early October completion date, with the company’s ...

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SA state fund seeks Blue Sky replacement

The South Australian government’s $50 million venture capital fund has commenced a search for a new fund manager to oversee its investments, following ...

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RBA holds official cash rate

The RBA has held the official cash rate at 1.0 per cent after two successive months of rate cuts. The current cash rate is still a historic low, ...

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BlackRock launches ESG global bond fund

BlackRock’s Australian arm has partnered up with VicSuper to develop and launch its new unlisted iShares ESG Global Bond Index Fund, with the ...

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Super fund urges sustainable food investing

Investors will have to consider their ability to influence the long-term sustainability of food supply chains, according to First State Super’s chief ...

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LGIAsuper travels for remote advice initiative

Brisbane-based LGIAsuper has conducted a series of education and advice visits among remote Indigenous communities in Queensland as part of an annual ...

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Government launches inquiry into reducing red tape

The Business Council of Australia has welcomed the Morrison government’s announcement to establish a Productivity Commission review into streamlining ...

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‘Losing serious money’: WAM moves to replace fund manager

Wilson Asset Management is facing a number of challenges as it once again tries to replace a Sydney-based fund manager with links to Keybridge Capital

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Aus finance lacking in exports, female leadership

Despite the financial services industry remaining Australia’s largest, there are still deficiencies such as a lack of women in senior management roles ...

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