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29 January 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Individuals most exposed to royal commission

Individuals, not corporations, stand to lose the most from the royal commission into banking, superannuation and financial services, warns law firm ...

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FSC mounts defence of vertical integration

The Financial Services Council has responded to the release of a damning ASIC report by arguing for the consumer benefits of vertically integrated ...

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CBA client compensation hits $6.87m

The latest report from KordaMetha Forensic shows CBA has added a further $1.9 million in compensation to clients under the bank’s ongoing advice ...

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Central bankers sound warning on leverage

Worries about the longer-term profitability of the global banking sector could encourage banks to engage in risk-taking and excessive leverage, warns ...

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ASIC report confirms vertical integration bias

An ASIC investigation into financial advice businesses owned by the major financial institutions has found areas for improvement in the mitigation of ...

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Investors can bridge infrastructure funding gap

The global infrastructure industry has singled out lack of funding as one of the sector’s biggest obstacles – but new funding models such as ...

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Don’t overreact to reporting season: Bennelong

Reporting season represents a great opportunity for investors to get “tangible feedback from the market”, but investors should refrain from ...

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Equity volatility to rise in 2018: AMP Capital

With volatility indexes like the VIX at record lows, there are plenty of reasons for equity investors to expect a more bumpy ride in 2018, says AMP ...

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ATO super guarantee powers to be increased

The government has released draft legislation that will increase the Australian Taxation Office’s powers to punish employers that fail to pay their ...

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Long-term trends boosting listed real estate

Global listed real estate looks set to continue enjoying a “favourable outlook”, with three promising areas of growth, says AMP Capital

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