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11 May 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

ASX short selling at 'historic highs': SSGA

The volume of 'short interest' on the ASX200 is 14 per cent higher than it was one year ago, says State Street Global Advisors – and it adds up to a ...

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Financial services 'most trusted' on data: Deloitte

The financial services industry is the "most trusted" sector when it comes to data privacy, according to a new study by Deloitte. The Deloitte ...

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US economic growth likely to accelerate: AB

Assuming no more substantial drops in energy prices, US nominal GDP should start to accelerate in the second half of 2016, according to ...

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Praemium partners with Futuro on SMAs

Financial planning dealer group Futuro Financial Services has teamed up with software provider Praemium to launch a new managed accounts service

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Pimco income fund gets Australian launch

Pimco has made its income fund available to Australian investors after receiving 'Recommended' ratings from research houses Lonsec and Zenith

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Wealth at the heart of ANZ restructure

ANZ’s wealth division will play a more central role as the bank pushes on with its operational restructure, says the bank’s chief executive, Shayne ...

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Don't ignore ESG, fund managers warned

Asset managers will find themselves left out in the cold by institutional investors if they fail to take environmental, social and governance (ESG) ...

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CBA posts $2.3bn profit for third quarter

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has reported an unaudited cash profit of $2.3 billion for the three months to 31 March 2016. In a 2015-16 third ...

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Tech-savvy customers favouring regional banks

The major Australian banks are falling behind the smaller and regional banks when it comes to capturing early adopters of technology, according to a ...

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Get used to low returns, investors warned

Investors are likely to be disappointed if they are counting on 7 per cent returns from equities over the next decade, says Standard Life Investments' ...

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