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18 November 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

MLC sells off growth and moves to value assets

The asset manager has reduced its allocation to growth stocks and revealed its attention to detail when it comes to hiring and firing managers

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APRA reveals ‘heatmap’ detailing MySuper outcomes

The prudential regulator has unveiled details of the superannuation “heatmap” it will publish next month, providing insights into the outcomes being ...

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NAB’s climate policy provokes firestorm

NAB has found itself walking a razor’s edge in the climate change debate, with both sides of politics gunning for the bank. During a public hearing ...

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Largest asset owners can save the world

The onus is on the world’s biggest asset owners to solve society’s biggest issues without compromising on their financial responsibilities, according ...

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Prepare for climate change, asset manager warns

Investors will have to brace themselves for climate change and start taking stakes in areas such as infrastructure and agriculture, with current ...

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Mayfair 101 launches fixed income product

Mayfair 101 has launched its second fixed interest investment product in response to increasing demand for income-producing investments in the current ...

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NAB treated me like ‘garbage’, sex worker says

EXCLUSIVE High-profile escort Madison Ashton has blasted the banking sector for blocking merchant facilities to sex workers, naming NAB as the worst ...

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Finance losing $700 billion by not serving women

The financial services industry is losing out up to $700 billion a year by failing to meet the needs of women customers, according to new research ...

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CBA banks $2.3bn in 3 months

Australia’s biggest bank managed to deliver a 5 per cent increase in profit over the first quarter of financial year 2020. After the big four banks ...

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Banking, finance voted most unethical sector

Australians have ranked banking and finance as the worst ethically performing sector, with fund managers being rated among the 10 least principled ...

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