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19 April 2022 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

Is the end near for the 25-year bull market in property prices?

Australian home prices are likely to fall by 10 to 15 per cent by 2024, an expert has said. Poor affordability and rising interest rates are ...

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Praemium posts 26% FUA increase

The listed managed accounts platform has enjoyed a healthy spike for the March quarter. On Tuesday, 19 April, Praemium reported quarterly net ...

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HUB24 FUA up for March quarter

The investment platform has released its March quarter FY22 results. On Tuesday, 19 April, HUB24 reported platform net inflows of $2.6 billion; an ...

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Using government to puppeteer economy to net zero

The widely agreed upon deadline of 2050 to create an Australian economy with significantly reduced dependence on conventional fossil fuels makes for ...

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BOQ reports a net profit jump in H122

The bank’s statutory net profit ballooned 38 per cent to $212 million in the first-half. Bank of Queensland (BOQ) has reported a 38 per cent jump ...

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Pendal's FUM edges down on 'weak and volatile markets'

Pendal’s Australian funds under management contracted to $34.5 billion in the March quarter. Pendal Group’s FUM edged down to $124.9 billion at the ...

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'Stagflation risks are intensifying'

Stagflation risks are intensifying, according to Fidelity. The trade and financial shocks from the Russia-Ukraine war, and associated sanctions, ...

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Lonsec exposes renewed investor interest in value stocks

If Australian investors were ever accused of being too smitten with bullish growth stocks, then their latest intrigue with bearish value stocks could ...

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Is China making the world green with envy?

If memories of thick smog blanketing the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics opening ceremony still resonate, then it might have been a shock to see the city ...

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Pendal rejects Perpetual's offer

Pendal has turned down Perpetual’s offer to acquire 100 per cent of the shares in Pendal for an indicative $6.23 per share, just minutes before ...

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