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06 April 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

RBA continues to ‘jawbone’ Aussie dollar

The RBA kept interest rates on hold yesterday as expected, but governor Glenn Stevens has warned that the appreciating Australian dollar could ...

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Telstra Super names new CIO

Telstra Super has appointed former Willis Towers Watson executive Graeme Miller as its new chief investment officer. Graeme Miller will depart his ...

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Japanese equities set to rebound strongly

Japanese equities have suffered “unfairly” in the last quarter, according to Nikko Asset Management, with the asset class set to perform strongly over ...

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Investors turning to ‘sturdy’ mortgage trusts

Investor confidence in mortgage trusts is on the rise, with most funds reporting an average increase of 37.5 per cent in funds under management (FUM) ...

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ASIC takes Westpac to court over BBSW manipulation

ASIC has commenced legal proceedings against Westpac for “unconscionable conduct and market manipulation” in relation to the bank's involvement in ...

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RBA cash rate remains on hold in April

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep the official cash rate on hold at 2 per cent after its third meeting this year. With unemployment ...

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FSC backs mandatory carbon risk disclosure

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has called on the government to introduce mandatory carbon risk disclosure reporting for all ASX-listed companies

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Banks can absorb bad debts: Spectrum AM

Australia's credit cycle may be about to take a “turn for the worse”, with defaults steadily increasing from record lows – but corporate issuers are ...

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NAB Ventures names managing director

NAB's innovation fund, NAB Ventures, has appointed former Clipp chief executive Todd Forest as its managing director. Todd Forest, the former chief ...

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Mercer calls for diversity in retirement incomes

Australians are “starved for choice” when it comes to retirement income products, and more choice and diversity of products and providers are ...

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