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09 February 2016 • By • 1 min read

Technology firms dominate 2015 IPOs

Technology companies have dominated the IPO market in 2015, making up 20 per cent of all listings and raising $1.561 billion, says HLB Mann ...

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Flat ASX fertile ground for stock-pickers

Investors should disregard the index if they are to achieve outperformance in 2016, and instead utilise an active approach to source opportunities, ...

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IRESS appoints product executive

Financial services technology provider IRESS has appointed a new group executive, product. Aaron Knowles has been appointed to the newly created ...

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AMP Capital appoints multi-asset portfolio manager

AMP Capital has announced the appointment of a new multi-asset portfolio manager. Darren Beesley has joined AMP Capital’s multi-asset group as a ...

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David Murray's FSI report under fire

The Financial System Inquiry (FSI) report has a misguided emphasis on liquidity and price discovery, argues British economist John Kay. Speaking in ...

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Turnbull rejects SG freeze speculation

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has moved to dispel speculation that the government is looking to freeze the superannuation guarantee (SG) ...

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Risky Year of the Monkey ahead for China

Turmoil and volatility will continue to stain the Chinese economy throughout 2016, with the Year of the Monkey likely to bring significant risk, says ...

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Mine Wealth + Wellbeing names interim CEO

The chief executive of $9.5 billion industry fund Mine Wealth + Wellbeing, formerly Auscoal, has appointed an interim chief executive. Chief ...

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Growth lies in valuations: Martin Currie

Australian investors will continue to be challenged by the global low-growth environment, requiring them to identify companies trading below intrinsic ...

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'Grim' reporting season ahead: UBS

The collapse in resources sector earnings due to falling commodity prices will be the driving factor behind a "decidedly grim" reporting season, warns ...

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