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03 December 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

‘Something has gone seriously wrong in the economy’: Fidelity 

Fidelity International cross-asset specialist Anthony Doyle has warned that the returns over the next decade won't be anything close to the stellar ...

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ESG not just for millennials

Interest in ESG cuts across the generation gap, according to a survey by Franklin Templeton. An average of 88 per cent of respondents, including ...

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Analysts contradict RBA governor on QE

A Finder survey has found almost half of experts saying it was likely that Australia would experience quantitative easing in 2020, contrary to recent ...

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Rising unemployment a major threat to property prices: Oliver

Leading economist Shane Oliver has warned that joblessness could derail the surge in property prices across Sydney and Melbourne. Australian ...

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MyState rebrands wealth business

MyState subsidiary Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees has changed its name to TPT Wealth and expanded, as part of the group’s transformation of its wealth ...

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Macquarie grilled over offshore tax havens

The investment bank has made its first appearance before a parliamentary inquiry where its top executives were grilled over “aggressive tax practices” ...

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ESG becoming bare minimum: Bennelong

Expect to see less environmental, social and governance-focused funds, an investment manager has said, as the considerations are set to be normalised ...

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Europe leads the pack on coal divestment

Europe is leading the way on coal divestment, with the continent’s largest insurer set to divest by 2030. French insurance giant AXA will ...

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QE ‘not on the agenda’: Lowe

RBA Governor Philip Lowe has poured water on the prospects of quantitative easing (QE), saying Australia “shouldn’t forget about fiscal policy” to ...

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VanEck predicts more rate cuts in 2020

Interest rates will remain lower for longer in Australia and globally as several structural factors combine to produce near economic stagnation, ...

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