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16 March 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Finance giants suspend buybacks

Some of the world’s largest financial institutions have suspended share buyback programs as they grapple with the fallout of the market rout

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RBA prepares unconventional weapons

The RBA will make a decision this week on whether to take the plunge on unconventional monetary policy as markets are roiled by the coronavirus ...

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ETFs weather coronavirus storm

ETFs have passed the “real-life test of extraordinary volatility” as markets tumbled amid the coronavirus rout. After 14 solid months, the ...

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RBA extends liquidity boost

The RBA will extend the lifeline it offered banks last week as Australian markets continue to suffer from liquidity shortages amidst the global ...

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ASIC steps in to protect markets

ASIC has taken steps to ensure Australian equity markets remain resilient as the coronavirus roils the financial system. ASIC has issued directions ...

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Fed takes war footing

The US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates to nearly zero and launched a multibillion-dollar quantitative easing program as the bank tries to ...

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Bank executive departs

The chief information officer will leave the financial services giant at the end of March. Chief information officer Sarah Harland joined Suncorp ...

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Big four bank slapped with class action 

A major bank has had a class action filed against in on the behalf of irate shareholders, in regards to market disclosure issues and a money ...

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‘No part of the oil industry works at $30 a barrel’

Saudi Arabia’s move to slash oil prices could have unforeseen consequences further down the track. Following an OPEC meeting where the organisation ...

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RBA acts to steady markets

The RBA has provided the financial system with billions in liquidity in an attempt to steady global markets roiled by the coronavirus outbreak

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