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30 April 2021 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Will this time be different for AMP?

AMP has attempted to draw a line under its many misfortunes, but redemption won’t come easy for a company facing a challenge of this scale

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No austerity budget: Frydenberg

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has indicated that the government won’t rest on its laurels in a major pre-budget update at the Australian Chamber of ...

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IOOF buoyed by market amid $2.4bn net outflows

IOOF has recorded more than $2 billion in net outflows across its advice and investment businesses, with the chief saying the group has been knocked ...

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IFM reveals gender split, Industry Super payouts

The investment manager has again cried foul at a parliamentary inquiry, but not without exposing how much it has paid out to its owners, as well as ...

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Climate change top driver for ESG investors

Climate change and the environment have been named the primary drivers of investment decisions by individuals considering ESG factors, in a new survey

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Equity funds gain $9.5bn amid COVID rebound

Australian investors pumped $9.5 billion into equity mutual funds in the 12 months to March, according to a global funds network.  The finding has ...

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G20 urged to form financial climate platform

Global asset manager Aviva Investors has set out proposals for the G20 nations on how to push the global financial system to tackle climate risks, ...

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Moelis launches rebrand amid global push

Moelis will rebrand to reflect its increasing focus on asset management activities and its status as a global company.  Moelis – which was founded ...

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Perpetual defies outflows, builds UK team

The investment group has flagged a steady rise in managed assets despite copping $1.2 billion in net outflows, as it continues on its international ...

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Government’s unambitious recovery plan threatens stagnation: Grattan

The government’s recovery plan isn’t ambitious enough and faces severe headwinds as the vaccine roll-out slows, according to the Grattan Institute

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