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17 November 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Markets catch vaccine optimism

The glimpses of potential COVID vaccines have given rise to investor optimism, lighting sparks for value and small-cap stocks that have lagged through ...

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AustralianSuper exec jumps ship

AustralianSuper’s investment director for European real estate has found a new home at a UK-based property and asset management advisory company

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Wealth industry set for growth

COVID-19 has not slowed the growth of the Australian wealth industry, with the number of products registered over the last 12-18 months being ...

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RBA couldn’t resist ‘gravitational pull’: Lowe

RBA governor Philip Lowe said the RBA has been forced to move in lockstep with other central banks and that more risk-taking is vital to getting the ...

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How Perpetual’s star fundie picked COVID winners

Thomas Rice delivered more than 50 per cent returns through a period of savage market volatility. Here’s how. Mr Rice manages Perpetual’s Global ...

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Asset owner giants grow capital, sway

The world’s largest asset owners now account for more than one-third of all asset owner capital, exerting a greater influence over investors and ...

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Struck by data glitch, ASX shuts

The ASX is set to reopen on Tuesday morning, after being afflicted by market data issues and shutting down early on Monday afternoon.  The stock ...

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ASIC sounds concerns on buy now, pay later vendors

The buy now, pay later segment has almost doubled the amount of credit it extended in the 2018-19 financial year, but ASIC has raised concerns around ...

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Financial stress costing Australia billions: AMP

Financial stress remains systemic within Australian society, with almost 2 million Australians experiencing moderate or severe financial stress

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Australia recovery ‘faster and stronger’ than expected: CBA

Australia is expected to escape its worst recession in a hundred years much faster than previously thought, with CBA forecasting growth that will ...

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