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11 November 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

COVID pushing one-third of Aussies to investing 

A new survey has found around one-third (31 per cent) of consumers have actively invested as a direct consequence of the COVID crisis, in a bid to ...

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Vaccine is no silver bullet: Future Fund CEO

The chief of Australia’s sovereign wealth fund has outlined his expectations for the coming years, forewarning of rising risks, lower returns and ...

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Averages can be ‘highly misleading’: Australian Fund Monitors

While financial market averages might be technically accurate, they don’t tell the whole story – and investors need to look “beyond the headlines” to ...

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LGIAsuper reforms asset allocations, cuts fees

LGIAsuper has overhauled its asset allocations in an effort to chase post-COVID returns, as well as introducing a new asset class to its portfolio and ...

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Investors embrace NSW energy plan

An investors group and superannuation giant have expressed support for the newly launched NSW Energy Infrastructure Roadmap, which has planned to ...

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Former UBS exec, billionaire launch fixed-income firm

Former UBS executive Christian Baylis has teamed up with billionaire investor Alex Waislitz and platform provider Cashwerkz to launch a new funds ...

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‘Seismic reallocation of capital’ on the way: Fink

Larry Fink believes the sweeping structural changes he foresaw when BlackRock went green are now coming to pass. Speaking to the Financial Services ...

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FY21 profitability uncertain for Macquarie 

Macquarie Bank has braced itself for dicey conditions in the ongoing COVID crisis, with its full-year outlook up in the air, after its profit for the ...

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Corporates expected to prioritise social issues post-COVID

The majority of analysts have tipped there will be a higher focus on social issues in the recovery from the COVID-19 economic and health crisis, as ...

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Recovery ‘could falter’ without more stimulus: Treasury boss

The government might have to spend more – and more often – if it wants Australia to recover, according to Treasury boss Steven Kennedy

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