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30 July 2021 • By Sarah Kendell • 1 min read

MLC sale gives NAB room to breathe

The major bank has announced a $2.5 billion buy-back to commence next month, as the sale of its wealth arm to IOOF provides a chance to return capital ...

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Janus Henderson flags buy-back as revenue climbs

The listed global fund manager saw an almost 30 per cent increase in first-half revenue as the majority of its funds outperformed the benchmark

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Beware of ‘circus sideshow’ in tech stocks

A global fund manager has said parallels between the tech rally of today and the dot-com crash of the early 2000s are “more similar than people would ...

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Fed not confident on long-term recovery

The US Federal Reserve has announced its latest interest rate decision, with the emergence of the Delta strain of COVID-19 appearing to have tempered ...

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Investor group signals Australia could be left behind in climate race

A new report from a global consulting giant commissioned by powerful super investors indicates that the cost to Australia’s economy and financial ...

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Delta woes to hit markets: BlackRock

The world’s biggest investment manager has warned that global market volatility is on the rise as the economic impact of the Delta strain of COVID-19 ...

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Office sector will be back: Charter Hall

While the latest round of lockdowns has seen reluctant city workers return to full-time remote work, the property fund manager believes the office ...

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Super funds roar home in FY21

Australia’s best balanced super funds had a stellar year in 2020-21, with eight of the top 10 funds returning over 20 per cent, according to new ...

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Global asset manager launches small-cap fund in Australia

A private global asset manager has announced the launch of small-cap fund in Australia. On Friday, PineBridge officially announced the PineBridge ...

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Rate hike draws closer as unemployment drops

National unemployment figures dropped below 5 per cent in June despite lockdowns in the two largest capital cities, fuelling speculation the RBA may ...

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