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ANZ dishes out dividend

19 August 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

ANZ dishes out dividend

The bank has announced it will pay a dividend amidst strong performance and growth in home loans. ANZ saw its unaudited cash profit from continuing ...

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QSuper pulls $400m responsible mandate from AMP Capital

QSuper has withdrawn $400 million from AMP Capital as it has moved its Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) option in-house and rolled out its new ...

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COVID stalling economic equality for women

The timeframe for gender economic equality has been blown out to 36 years thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the latest Financy Women’s ...

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Changing of the guard at Platinum

Co-founder Kerr Neilson will step back from the investment team, while a new chairman will take over following the retirement of Michael Cole

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Westpac boosts board - 2020

Westpac has added the former CFO of Rio Tinto to its board as it attempts an executive reset in the wake of multiple senior departures. Christopher ...

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Westpac’s line in the sand

CEO Peter King is hoping Westpac’s cultural about-face will grant the bank a stay of execution as the AUSTRAC matter inches toward the end of the line

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NGS Super, Australian Catholic Super signal $21bn merger

NGS Super and Australian Catholic Super have indicated plans to combine forces, with the merger to create a $21 billion superannuation fund

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Westpac ditches dividend

Despite better than expected results, the bank has opted not to pay out a first half dividend.  Westpac unaudited cash earnings for 3Q20 were $1.12 ...

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Pahari accuser slams AMP narrative

The female executive who placed a sexual harassment claim against AMP Capital chief Boe Pahari has revealed her identity and charged the wealth giant ...

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Early super bill to top $100bn: BetaShares

The withdrawals under the early super release scheme are set to cost the Australian government and taxpayers between $100 billion to $130 billion in ...

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