23 September 2025 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read
Australia’s banks are finding new ways into the booming private credit market, not by competing with non-bank lenders but by funding them
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READ MOREOutflows of US$1.4 billion from its US equity funds have contributed to GQG Partners reporting its highest monthly outflows for 2025 in August. In ...
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READ MOREThe responsible investment body is warning that a one-size-fits-all ESG framework mirroring those in the UK and the EU could do more harm than good
READ MOREAPRA’s latest superannuation performance test results raise critical questions around how effective the test currently is and whether further changes ...
READ MOREIndustry fund HESTA has filed an appeal against an ATO decision on tax offsets from franking credits, with the Australian Retirement Trust set to file ...
READ MOREThe ethical investment manager has reported record funds under management of $13.94 billion following positive net flows, the acquisition of Altius ...
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