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04 June 2018 • By • 1 min read

Italian bond market ‘far too big to fail’

The political turmoil in Italy is a “serious matter” for investors given that the country has the third-largest sovereign bond market in the world, ...

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US hits Canada, Mexico and EU with tariffs

US President Donald Trump has decided to implement steel and aluminium tariffs on neighbouring countries Canada and Mexico, as well as the European ...

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Pengana acquires stake in credit boutique

Pengana Capital Group has acquired a minority stake in boutique credit fund manager Global Credit Investments. According to a statement by Pengana, ...

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ISA appoints new chief executive

Industry Super Australia has promoted its chief operations officer, Bernie Dean, to the position of chief executive replacing David Whiteley

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Royal commission turns focus to regional Australia

The fourth round of hearings of the royal commission into banking will focus on regional and rural communities. The royal commission today ...

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‘Credit crunch’ would hit bank dividends: UBS

Australia's banks will find it difficult to maintain their dividends if there is a disorderly correction in the housing market, says UBS

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Don’t be fazed by Trump tariffs: AMP Capital

US President Donald Trump has announced tariffs on $50 billion worth of imported goods from China, reversing a previous ceasefire in the trade war ...

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State Street wins custody mandate

State Street has been awarded a mandate to provide StatePlus with custodial, investment administration, and custody ancillary services. In a ...

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Investor confidence dips after four-month climb

Global investor confidence has fallen by 11.8 points after rising steadily since the beginning of the year, according to State Street. According to ...

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PC report would ‘dramatically change’ super

The superannuation sector has issued a lukewarm response to the Productivity Commission’s draft recommendations that would scrap the current default ...

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