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05 August 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Aus finance lacking in exports, female leadership

Despite the financial services industry remaining Australia’s largest, there are still deficiencies such as a lack of women in senior management roles ...

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Women in Finance 2019: winners revealed

The leading women across the accounting, banking, insurance, financial advice, funds management, mortgage broking and superannuation industries have ...

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Janus Henderson posts $32.1bn outflows

Janus Henderson Group’s revenue fell by 10 per cent year-on-year during the first half of 2019, while the company saw net outflows of $32

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ASIC review deems equity market clean

A new report by ASIC has ruled Australian equity markets are operating with a high degree of integrity, but the regulator is planning to tighten its ...

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Fed ‘insurance’ cut won’t be its last

Investment houses and economists are confident that the US Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates as an insurance policy against ...

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APRA awards finance research scholarships

APRA has awarded two students from the University of New South Wales and the University of Melbourne with its annual Brian Gray Scholarships

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Active ownership moving corporate needle

Asset managers who exercise active ownership are moving the needle to strengthen corporate ESG policies and performance. A new survey by Cerulli ...

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Investment case for gender equality clear and strong

The investment case for advancing gender equality in corporations is strong and clear with a proven bottom line for diverse financial ...

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Global economic dominos starting to fall

While the global economy is a while away from a recession the dominos are beginning to fall and may eventually all topple over according to JPMorgan

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IFM cashes in on super boost

IFM Investors saw its fund under management (FUM) rise by 31 per cent to $140.4 billion in financial year 2019, with the company citing an influx of ...

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