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04 November 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Super funds ignore venture capital at their own peril

The industry-wide drive towards passive investing is increasing short-term member benefit but harming super funds and the future of Australia’s ...

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$50bn more stimulus needed: Grattan

A further $50 billion of fiscal stimulus is required to avoid Australia experiencing a “prolonged slump” with more economic scarring

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Healthcare tops impact investment priorities

Amid a pandemic, healthcare has remained front and centre as the cause that aligns most with personal priorities when making an impact investment, ...

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RBA makes November rate call

 It’s the rate that stops a nation as the RBA makes its latest decision on monetary policy amidst increasing pressure to return the nation to full ...

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Rice Warner appoints fintech lead

Rice Warner has extended its in-house expertise on financial technology, with the hire of a new head of fintech and product data. Anthony Saliba ...

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Vanguard, Aus Ethical dominate sustainable market

Vanguard and Australian Ethical each account for around a fifth of the assets invested in Australian sustainable funds, with the US index giant only ...

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No sure bet in election day showdown

With Joe Biden the clear favourite, it’s tempting to call the race before it’s even run. But while Donald Trump is down, he’s not out. The race has ...

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Rest settles climate risk lawsuit

Rest has settled litigation brought by one of its members in relation to its handling of climate change risk. Mark McVeigh alleged that the $57 ...

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Ares gets serious with AMP bid

US private equity player Ares has released a preliminary valuation of AMP while noting that any transaction could involve third-party co-bidders

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Insight appoints new investment specialist

BNY Mellon subsidiary Insight Investment has appointed a new Sydney-based investment specialist. Ben Ereira will step into the role, with ...

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