Powered by MOMENTUM MEDIA
investor daily logo

Markets

markets

13 February 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

'Sinful' stocks pay: Credit Suisse

Contrary to the claims of the responsible investment industry, new research conducted by Credit Suisse suggests it 'pays to be bad' when it comes to ...

READ MORE
icon

Custody tenders set to rise: BNP Paribas

A large number of institutional investors are expected to review their custody arrangements in 2015, says BNP Paribas Security Services

READ MORE
icon

ASX half-year profit up 4.7 per cent

The ASX has posted a near $200 million profit after tax for the six months leading to 31 December 2014, up from $189.6 million in the previous ...

READ MORE
icon

CBA issues initial client assessments

The first assessments of the CBA’s Open Advice Review (OAR) are now in the hands of affected clients, but the process is expected to drag out well ...

READ MORE
icon

Suncorp half-year profit up 15 per cent

Suncorp Group has posted a net profit after tax of $631 million for the six months leading to 31 December 2014.  In a statement via the ASX, ...

READ MORE
icon

Nikko AM launches absolute return fund

In an effort to expand its Australian offerings, Nikko Asset Management has unveiled an absolute return fund. The Nikko AM Absolute Return Fund ...

READ MORE
icon

Australian bank stocks 'unsustainable'

The only thing the Australian banks have going for them is that "the housing market hasn't busted yet", says Perpetual portfolio manager Garry ...

READ MORE
icon

Greek PM takes eurozone to the brink

Newly elected Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras – of the radical far-left Syriza party – is fighting the strict terms of the country’s bailout ...

READ MORE
icon

Business conditions stall in January: NAB

The Australian economy remained weak during January as business conditions lost momentum, a report from NAB has said. In its monthly business ...

READ MORE
icon

Challenger to ride demographic ‘tailwinds’

Australia’s ageing population is the “immutable force” that will drive the take-up of annuities over the coming decades, argues Challenger chief ...

READ MORE