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30 December 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

NAB's UK exit on track for February

NAB shareholders should vote in favour of the demerger of UK subsidiaries Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank in order to make NAB a "more profitable ...

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Good opportunities in distressed energy debt

With the oil price likely to remain depressed for some time, default rates in the "beleagured" US energy sector could rise as high as 30 per cent by ...

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Growth assets well placed for 2016: AMP Capital

The combination of decent global growth, low inflation and 'easy' monetary policy augers well for growth assets going into the new year, says AMP ...

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Take action now on climate change: CFSGAM

In the wake of the climate change agreement struck in Paris earlier this month, investors should start preparing for the transition to a low carbon ...

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How to pick healthcare winners: Martin Currie

As pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies continue to rally, Martin Currie lists the three defining characteristics investors should look for when ...

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Gender differences on risk quite 'slight'

Men and women are closer together when it comes to risk appetite than people may think, says FinaMetrica. According to risk-profiling firm ...

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Chinese hard landing 'not off the table'

In terms of risks going into 2016, China should be “first and foremost” in investors’ minds – with the risk of a hard landing "still on the table"

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ANZ's Mike Smith bows out

After almost a decade with ANZ, outgoing chief executive Mike Smith reflects upon the bank's entry into Asia under his leadership. Mr Smith, who ...

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Emerging markets set to bounce back

The best opportunities for investors in 2016 could well be emerging market assets, particularly currencies and select sovereign bonds, says Brandywine ...

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NAB backs Turnbull's innovation agenda

In order for the Australian economy to continue to grow, the federal government will need to foster greater innovation and reform the taxation ...

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