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15 June 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Government keeping zombie companies on life support

Safe Harbor measures have kept zombie companies trading through the COVID-19 crisis, but Australia should be preparing for a “double whammy” of ...

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Investors expected to move as Fed retains rate

Investors will move to top up portfolios after the US central bank signalled it would be holding rates at near zero for some time to boost an economic ...

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Australia leads recovery

The OECD has confirmed that Australia is leading the global economic recovery, but warned that its crisis response needs fine-tuning. The ...

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Investment firm left hanging on repayment

A Brisbane-based investment firm has indicated its former investment manager is still yet to cough up a repayment ordered by the Supreme Court in ...

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APAC institutional investors more confident amid pandemic

New research has revealed institutional investors in the Asia-Pacific region are more confident than their US and European peers about reaching their ...

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The long road ahead

Australia is now emerging from the COVID-19 crisis. But will it come out stronger, or weaker? After a rough couple of months, it seems that ...

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Australia falls behind on ESG

Australia’s biggest companies are trailing the world on environmental issues as the ESG debate heats up. A new report from Refinitiv found that ...

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Finance veterans named in Queen’s birthday honours

A former Westpac institutional head, the chair of AMP Capital funds management and an ex-ASIC lawyer were among the recipients named in this year’s ...

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Banking profit down 14.1%

Australian banks saw a 14.1 per cent decrease in net profit after tax for the 12 months leading up to March, as the coronavirus crisis led to costs ...

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Chinese investment in Australia shrinks by 58%

Chinese investment in Australia has fallen by 58 per cent in the past year, new research has found. The report by KPMG and the University of Sydney ...

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