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03 August 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Big banks must raise $20bn: Morningstar

The major banks need to raise an extra $20 billion over the next three years in order to satisfy APRA their capital levels are “unquestionably ...

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Greek crisis ignites political concerns, says CFSGAM

Even though Greece is teetering on the brink of default, the risk of contagion to other European financial markets is in fact limited, says Colonial ...

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RBA to keep rates on hold in August, predicts HSBC

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is expected to keep the cash rate on hold tomorrow, despite moderate growth and inflation sitting below its target ...

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AMP Capital to invest $750m in redevelopment

AMP Capital is set to invest $750 million in the redevelopment of Perth’s Garden City Shopping Centre in the effort to boost the returns of its ...

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UBS Global Asset Management makes senior hires

UBS Global Asset Management has appointed a new director of institutional business development. A former Fidante Partners executive, James Duck, ...

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ANZ fires employee over BBSW matter

ANZ has sacked an employee for "inappropriate electronic communication" as ASIC works with the bank to investigate possible manipulation of the bank ...

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Stability 'not always your friend': Ariel

Investors' preference for stability is causing them to miss opportunities, particularly in market segments that are currently out of favour, says ...

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Northern Trust appoints head of investment risk

Investment manager Northern Trust has named a new head of investment risk and analytical services for the Asia Pacific. Simon Willcox, who joined ...

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BetaShares appoints CIO from within

ETF provider BetaShares has made the internal appointment of a new chief investment officer. Louis Crous, who joined the company prior to the ...

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Aussie CEOs holding back on growth: KPMG

Australian chief executives are taking a more conservative approach to growth than their global peers, with the focus on efficiency and reducing costs ...

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