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18 March 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Investors pressuring financial firms on fossil fuels

Shareholders have been urged to revolt against QBE Insurance Group’s investment in fossil fuels in the lead up to its annual general meeting, in a ...

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Deadline for ASIC funding model looms

The corporate regulator has urged organisations and individuals holding a licence and operating in an industry sector covered by the government’s laws ...

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New NAB chair promises change to shareholders

NAB interim CEO and newly appointed chair Phil Chronican has said that the major bank is changing its criteria for executive pay in a letter to ...

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Banks on track to meet royal commission deadline

A new independent report has found that banks are on track to meet a 2020 deadline to overhaul staff pay, a critical issue highlighted by the royal ...

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Budget should end legacy products: industry body

The Financial Services Council has called for the government to use its budget to help rid the finance sector of old, substandard legacy products, ...

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ASIC obtains missing documents from AMP lawyers

Lawyers representing AMP have provided the corporate regulator with internal file notes from the firm’s interview with current and former employees ...

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House prices ‘not the main issue’: RBA

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has warned of a much bigger problem for the Australian economy, and monetary policy setting, than falling property ...

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ASX300 aims for 30% female executives

Gender equality advocate 30% Club Australia is aiming for the ASX201-300 companies to have 30 per cent of their boards occupied by women, with the ...

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IFM launches green infrastructure strategy

Funds manager IFM Investors has published a plan to establish emissions reduction targets and pathways through its infrastructure portfolio

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Net life insurance policy revenue rose 12%

New statistics from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority reveal net life insurance policy revenue reached $17.7 billion in 2018, up from ...

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