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23 June 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

NAB trading platform records 360% rise in new accounts

Big four bank-owned retail investing platform nabtrade saw new applications more than triple during the last three months, with new account openings ...

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Few top funds maintaining outperformance

A minority of high-performing Australian funds have been able to keep up their outperformance according to a new scorecard, with only 1

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ISA slams MPs over super freeze

Industry Super Australia has blasted Coalition MPs as rumours circulate that the legislated super increase may be scrapped. ISA says the move would ...

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Investment scams fleece $126m from Aussies

Australians were swindled out of a recorded $126 million through investment scams last year, with reported losses to a government agency surging by 59 ...

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Mayfair 101 puts subsidiary in voluntary administration

Mayfair 101 has placed its IPO Wealth Holdings subsidiary into voluntary administration as receivers circle. Mayfair 101 has appointed Barry Wight, ...

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UniSuper picks CRO

UniSuper has recruited a formed AXA and Zurich audit and compliance lead to be its new chief risk officer. The $85 billion industry super fund has ...

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Commonwealth Bank in conflicted remuneration case

The corporate regulator has commenced proceedings against a major bank for breaching conflicted remuneration laws after more than $22 million was paid ...

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AMP Life sale greenlit

AMP has received regulatory approval for the sale of its life insurance business. The transaction is expected to wrap up after the market closes on ...

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McEwan warns on bank profits

The CEO of NAB has said that banks will be less profitable as they struggle to deal with the legacy of the royal commission and the COVID-19 shock

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Women on top boost value

New research has shown ASX companies that increase female employees in “top-tier” management roles by 10 per cent or more could see a 6

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