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16 April 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Citi profit corroded by coronavirus, down 46%

Citigroup posted a profit of US$2.5 billion ($3.9 billion) for the first quarter, tumbling by almost half year-on-year, with its chief declaring the ...

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Global asset manager sees ‘lost decade’

The “V-shaped” recovery predicted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) could take years to materialise, particularly in regions hit hardest by the ...

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Crisis socks Goldman Sachs asset management with $152.4m loss

Goldman Sachs recorded a US$96 million ($152.4 million) loss for its asset management business in the first quarter, as the group’s earnings nearly ...

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Big four expected to slash dividends by at least half

Australia’s big four banks have been tipped to shave their dividends by at least half on last year’s levels, following APRA asking the major ...

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Markets ‘oblivious’ to threat of second outbreak

The CEO of one of the world’s largest financial consultancies says that markets are too optimistic and haven’t priced in a potential second wave of ...

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IMF sees ‘V-shaped’ recovery

The IMF predicts that Australia’s economy will bounce back sharply, but former prime minister Kevin Rudd believes the worst is yet to come

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AMP wealth earnings tipped to plunge

Analysts have indicated that they expect AMP’s wealth management business to represent a quarter of the group’s earnings over the medium term, down ...

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Pandemic gouges world’s biggest banks

The world’s largest banks have posted multibillion-dollar losses in what will come as a reality check for markets ahead of reporting season

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Former Treasury secretary dies, aged 79

Former Treasury secretary Ted Evans has been remembered as a highly respected economist after he died, aged 79, on Saturday morning. Mr Evans was ...

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OPEC ends price war

OPEC has agreed to production cuts that will put an end to the bitter price war that has wracked the global economy for weeks. The price war began ...

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