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06 December 2016 • By • 1 min read

RBA keeps cash rate on hold - Dec 2016

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the official cash rate on hold at 1.5 per cent at its final monetary policy meeting of the year. As widely ...

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Euro break-up fears renewed as Renzi steps down

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has announced he will resign from office following the defeat of his referendum to reduce the power of the Italian ...

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Trump stimulus will create wage inflation: AB

The fiscal stimulus proposed by President-elect Donald Trump will come at a time of relatively low unemployment, leading to high levels of wage ...

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Unpaid super affecting one in three members

Close to one third of Australian employees are not receiving the full superannuation entitlements they are eligible for, according to Industry Super ...

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Digital engagement bypassing employers: IQ Group

Australia's largest super funds increased the availability of apps for their members by 26 per cent in 2016, but they are falling behind when it comes ...

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First State Super appoints new CIO

First State Super has announced the appointment of Damian Graham as its new chief investment officer, replacing Richard Brandweiner. Mr Brandweiner ...

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ANZ boss ‘not convinced’ on robo-advice

Despite “experimenting” with robo-advice trials, ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott says it is unlikely his bank will have a competitive advantage ...

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ASX to take over BBSW administration

The ASX been appointed to administer the bank bill swap rate (BBSW) following a tender process by the Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)

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Concentrated funds produce better returns: Zenith

Concentrated international share funds were more likely to generate excess returns than their more diversified peers over the 12 months to 30 ...

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TIPS the new ‘risk-free’ asset: Pimco

The prospect of a big-spending Trump administration in the US has prompted Pimco to view inflation-linked bonds, or TIPS, as the new risk-free asset

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