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27 July 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

State Street unveils low-cost ESG ETF

The ESG race is heating up as State Street unveils a new low-cost ESG ETF providing similar risk/return profile to the S&P/ASX 200 index

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Frydenberg rejects austerity

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has flagged a quick return to a balanced budget while dodging questions about the “corrosive” politics that dominated ...

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APRA flags rethink after super liquidity crisis

The prudential regulator has flagged it may change how it classifies growth and defensive assets in its performance assessments of super funds, ...

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Anger grows over early super extension

The Morrison government’s decision to extend early release has been lambasted as a policy failure as concerns about a cost blowout grow

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Is Frydenberg wearing rose-coloured glasses?

Ignore the budget deficit – there might be a surplus of optimism in Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s economic update. The bill is in for the ...

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Frydenberg reveals 'eye watering' economic update

The Treasurer has detailed the damage to the economy as unemployment soars and the deficit swells to its highest level since the end of WWII

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240,000 businesses to collapse

Economists are warning that 10 per cent of Australian businesses face financial ruin as JobKeeper and loan deferrals end in September. Analysis by ...

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Nuveen recruits instos for impact fund

A global investment manager with over US$1 trillion in AUM has secured $150 million in commitments from institutional investors towards its first ...

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Borrowing big is ‘in national interest’: Lowe

The public balance sheet is well placed to cushion the economic blow of COVID-19 and the government should be borrowing more, says RBA governor Lowe

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The Team Australia moment is over

The Morrison government is poised to remove a safety net that millions of Australians have come to rely on. Will the economy sink or swim? Many ...

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