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25 March 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Richest companies 'weighed down' by cash

Cash-rich Australian corporates are growing at a much slower rate than their more bullish, M&A-focused counterparts, says Deloitte. A new ...

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Renminbi use on the rise, says HSBC

The use of Chinese currency among Australian companies has grown since 2014 and is expected to accelerate further, says HSBC. According to the 2015 ...

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China 'unlikely' to undertake QE

Despite a healthy appetite for quantitative easing (QE) elsewhere in the world, the People's Bank of China is unlikely to go down the QE route, says ...

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Perennial launches Wealth Defender LIC

Perennial Value Management has launched a new ASX-listed investment company named Wealth Defender Equities. Speaking at a luncheon in Sydney ...

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Funding costs put major banks at risk

While the medium-term outlook for Australia’s four major banks is strong, they face a potential “blowout in bad debts” if funding costs are to ...

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'Pockets of value' in emerging market debt

Investing in emerging market debt provides significant “pockets of value” and various options that allow investors access to fixed income assets at a ...

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Chinese Millennials boost investment opportunities: AB

The emergence of a more educated and affluent Chinese generation provides significant investment opportunities, says global asset manager AB

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Pimco internalises Australian distribution

Equity Trustees will no longer distribute Pimco's funds in Australia following a decision by the global investment manager to internalise the function

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Aussie market looking ‘toppy’: Investors Mutual

The extraordinary returns of Australian equities in January and February have made it a "challenging time" to be a value manager, says Investors ...

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Structural reform key for Indian growth

India’s economic success within Asia rides on whether the new government can implement a series of structural reforms, according to Standard Life ...

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