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21 October 2015 • By • 1 min read

Renminbi internationalisation on track

The internationalisation of the renminbi remains on track, with China currently issuing RMB debt offshore, says AXA Investment Managers

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Economy-wide spending slowing, warns CBA

Spending across the Australian economy continued to slow in September, with only a slight increase of 0.3 per cent in trend terms recorded, says ...

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IRESS partners with Asian investment bank

Technology provider IRESS has partnered with Asian investment bank, Maybank Kim Eng, to provide it with a range multi-asset solutions. IRESS will ...

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Shaw and Partners names head of corporate access

Shaw and Partners has appointed a new head of corporate access. Renae Ridley has been appointed as the firm’s head of corporate access. Ms Ridley, ...

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Govt responds to Murray inquiry

The Coalition government has released its response to the final report of the Financial System Inquiry.  The government's response comes more than ...

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Deflate the pension age 'political football'

Australia should follow the Netherland's example and automatically adjust the superannuation preservation age in line with life expectancy, argues ...

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Volatility drags down super returns

Market volatility and concerns out of China continued to challenge super funds in the first quarter of the new financial year, resulting in a fall of ...

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Fed rate hike 'good for US economy'

Although it is widely assumed that a rate rise by the US Federal Reserve will negatively impact the US economy, raising short-term rates from near ...

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China can't boost global growth alone: AB

Investors should be far more concerned with China's increasing inability to boost global growth than the impact of a meltdown in the Chinese economy, ...

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CBA to refund $7.6 million to customers

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia will refund approximately $7.6 million to around 8,400 of its agribusiness customers. A statement by ASIC ...

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