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19 October 2015 • By • 1 min read

ESG ratings website launched

Corporate Monitor has launched a website that will give financial planners access to ESG ratings for more than 300 Australian and New Zealand ...

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Australian REITs return 20.2 per cent

Australian REITs have performed strongly for the year to June 2015, returning 20.2 per cent. SQM Research reported that the S&P/ASX300 A-REIT ...

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‘Brutal’ short-term outlook for resources

The resources sector is set for a bumpy ride in the near term, with companies unlikely to work through the current period of oversupply, says ...

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NAB in talks with Nippon Life

NAB has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Japanese life insurer Nippon Life as the bank looks to improve the returns in its wealth ...

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Chinese GDP may be 'understated': NAB

A new analysis by NAB has indicated that outdated accounting methods may understate, rather than overstate, the size of the Chinese economy

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Turnbull well placed to fix super concessions

It may well be the case that superannuation tax concessions are inequitable, but only a conservative government will have the political capital to ...

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NAB forecasts 2.4% GDP growth for 2015-16

A gradual recovery in Australia’s non-mining economy is underway, buoyed by low interest rates and a depreciating Australian dollar, says NAB

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ETF industry adds $437m in September

Despite considerable market volatility throughout September, the Australian exchange traded fund (ETF) industry experienced positive net inflows ...

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No recession for Asia, says AB

Significant fiscal and structural improvements in Asia over the past two decades make predictions of a recession in the region "over the top", says ...

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China's transition to benefit Australia: ANZ

Australia is well poised to benefit as China's growth model continues to move away from investment and towards consumption, according to a new ANZ ...

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