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12 October 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Net-zero emissions could birth billions in investment opportunities

Australia could be set to lose $265 billion in investment opportunities if it continues to apply its current climate targets and policy approaches, ...

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Rest nabs industry veterans for board investment committee

The board of one of Australia’s largest industry funds has appointed a trio of new members to its investment committee, including the former Australia ...

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Jarden widens Australia push with hiring spree

Kiwi investment firm Jarden has announced the appointment of a new “heavy-weight” line-up of research analysts for its Australia team

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Super reforms contain ‘glaring anomaly’

Labor MP Stephen Jones has warned that the Your Future, Your Super reforms will be ineffective if the government does not address a number of key ...

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Ausbil reveals Rio Tinto dumping process

The head of ESG research at Ausbil has laid out how his company reacted to the Juukan Gorge controversy, in the lead-up to the boutique fund manager ...

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‘Business failures will rise substantially’: RBA

The RBA believes it’s crunch time for thousands of Australian businesses as extraordinary stimulus and loan support are wound back. While ...

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Morgan Stanley to buy Eaton Vance

Morgan Stanley has announced it will buy Eaton Vance in a move it believes will deliver long-term financial benefits to shareholders and the company

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Powerwrap chief departs

The head of the high-net-worth platform will depart his role following the company’s acquisition by a listed managed accounts group. In a statement ...

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Vanguard makes executive appointment

Vanguard has appointed a new risk management head as it broadens its push into Australia. Curt Jacques has been appointed head of risk management ...

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Volatility to fuel further outperformance from tech

Investors should not be afraid to overpay for tech-focused names that are likely to continue to dominate the global share market as the US election ...

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