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30 January 2025 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read

Assistant Treasurer announces retirement ahead of election call

The Financial Services Minister has announced he will retire from federal politics at the next election. Assistant Treasurer and Financial Services ...

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February rate cut in sight as CPI data shifts market expectations

A February rate cut is looking more likely after the latest CPI data revealed a reduction in the trimmed mean CPI to 3.2 per cent, with three out of ...

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Super fund defends US tech exposure amid Nvidia volatility

Australian Super is back in the headlines as a result of its sizeable exposure to Nvidia, with its CEO insisting DeepSeek hasn’t dented US ...

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Martin Currie brand to retire

Franklin Templeton is to get rid of its Martin Currie branding and fold them into the wider Franklin Templeton group. The firm acquired the global ...

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Duo announces launch of largest ever Australian long-short equity-only hedge fund

With an experienced duo and a $1.5 billion fund at its helm, a new boutique firm is poised to shake markets. Jun Bei Liu and Jason Todd have ...

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Insignia welcomes chief technology officer

Insignia Financial has looked internally to appoint its new chief technology officer following the announcement of its new operating model last July

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Morningstar identifies top fund managers defying headwinds

Morningstar has pinpointed three asset managers as offering the greatest value in an environment riddled with headwinds. In its Australian Asset ...

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Funds back reform to enhance member outcomes

The superannuation industry has welcomed the government’s intent to develop service standards for all APRA-regulated superannuation funds in the areas ...

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Quarterly CPI eases more than expected

The ABS has released its quarterly consumer price index indicator. The consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.2 per cent in the December 2024 quarter ...

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How a budget-friendly AI start-up is shaking Silicon Valley

US tech stocks have been wounded by the launch of a rival AI start-up in China, piercing their once-impenetrable popularity and wiping trillions off ...

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