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07 March 2022 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

Rio Tinto slapped with $750k fine

Rio Tinto has been slapped with a $750,000 fine. The mining company has been ordered by the Federal Court to pay a penalty of $750,000 for ...

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ASIC plans to strengthen climate change engagement with listed companies

ASIC sets its sights on greenwashing. The corporate regulator has announced it is upping its engagement with listed companies and investor groups ...

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Eurozone record inflation underscores stagflation conundrum, expert says

Surprising European consumer price inflation measures have underscored the potential stagflation conundrum. European headline CPI was at 5.8 per ...

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FTSE Russell to delete Russia from all FTSE Russell Equity Indices

FTSE Russell is deleting Russia from all FTSE Russell Equity Indices. FTSE Russell announced on Thursday that Russia will be deleted from all FTSE ...

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Australia to continue to pay interest on bonds held by Russia

Australia will continue to pay interest to Russia on $8 billion worth of Treasury bonds. “We are not defaulting on our bonds,” Treasurer Josh ...

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EU names Russian banks locked out of SWIFT

The EU has agreed to exclude key Russian banks from the SWIFT system, with the Belgian-based SWIFT noting it will comply with applicable sanctions ...

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December GDP growth signals return to pre-COVID conditions

December’s GDP growth surpassed the pre-Delta June quarter 2021 level. Australian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rebounded in the December quarter ...

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Global economy heads in stagflationary direction as conflict rages

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is expected to take the global economy in a stagflationary direction. While Europe is expected to bear most of the ...

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ESG fund inflows surge to $3bn, but Australia still lags behind globally

Inflows for Australian ESG funds increased more than fourfold last year.   New data from Calastone has revealed flows into ESG funds in Australia ...

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Most ASX companies still exhibit gender bias

Implicit gender bias has been identified at four out of five listed companies. New research has found that implicit gender bias remains pervasive ...

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