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18 November 2015 • By • 1 min read

iShares to launch global fixed income ETFs

BlackRock Australia's exchange-traded funds arm, iShares Australia, is set to launch three new global fixed income ETFs by the end of 2015

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Consumers still happy with big banks

Consumer satisfaction in the big four banks is still “historically high” despite levels dipping over the six months to October 2015, a survey by Roy ...

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IMF backs 'freely useable' RMB

International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Christine Lagarde has recommended that the Chinese renminbi be included in the IMF’s Special ...

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China's slowdown hits dividend payments

China’s economic slowdown is beginning to flow through to dividends payments, with Chinese dividends set to fall for the first year on record in 2015, ...

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Asian equities sell-off creating value

The recent sell-off in equities across Asia provides investors with an ideal buying opportunity in the medium-term, with India most likely to ...

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China’s ‘old economy’ continues to contract

China’s secondary industries, particularly manufacturing and construction, provided the lowest contribution to GDP in the third quarter of 2015 since ...

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Financial planners gloomy about ASX returns

A new survey of financial planners has revealed their return expectations for the Australian stock market have fallen below levels recorded during the ...

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BetaShares launches 'managed risk' ETP

BetaShares has launched a new exchange-traded product which offers investors access to a range of Australian shares using a 'managed risk' strategy

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Platforms to lose $22bn in three years, says Tria

Platform funds under advice (FUA) are expected to drop by $22 billion over the next three years, as more advisers who target high net worth clients ...

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Non-mining economic transition taking hold: NAB

Australia’s transition to a services-based economy is gaining traction, with GDP forecasts inching higher to 2.6 per cent, says NAB.  In a new ...

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