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10 March 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Central banks warned to loosen purse strings

Central banks have been told they must prepare to provide substantial liquidity to combat the “significant economic fallout” of the coronavirus

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Former investment manager MD fronting fintech

An Australian fintech has named an ex-managing director of an investment banking giant as its new boss. Physical commodity digitisation firm ...

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Magellan calls a ‘new normal’ in equity markets

Despite equity markets reaching record highs in the first two months of 2020, the current low rate environment and the assumption that low rates will ...

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Outlook rattled by Sanders presidency

Markets that are already suffering from the coronavirus outbreak could take an even bigger hit if Bernie Sanders wins the Democratic nomination

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Super funds, investors lean towards ousting directors

Australian shareholder resolutions almost doubled in 2019, according to Link Group, while company directors saw opposition to their re-election from ...

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Hostplus cuts fee by 40%

Industry fund Hostplus has indicated it will drop its pension fee from 1 April, reducing costs for members by 40 per cent. The change, from $7.50 a ...

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Banks playing “catch-up” on data

Incumbent banks need to leverage data technology to improve product innovations and stay ahead of upstart challengers, according to enterprise data ...

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Major bank to slash jobs across wealth business

The bank is set to gut its wealth management division in an attempt to save costs, with hundreds of jobs on the chopping block across its advice and ...

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Rice Warner slams gender super gap inaction

Rice Warner has noted four years has passed since a Senate committee released its report into women’s retirement outcomes, but its 19 recommendations ...

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Coronavirus to slug APAC with $319bn loss: S&P

The coronavirus outbreak could result in a $319 billion loss for economies in the Asia Pacific, S&P Global Ratings has estimated, with Australia ...

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