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10 March 2020 • By Sarah Kendell • 1 min read

Selective approach needed as economy braces for China impact

Decreased productivity in China is likely to affect the Australian property market in months to come, meaning investors should be selective and ...

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‘This is not 2008’

A major investment manager has urged investors to keep a cool head, even as markets come crashing down around them. The last week has seen the ...

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Thematic funds’ assets tripled over 3 years

The demand for thematic funds has soared, according to new findings, with collective assets under management in the segment tripling in size during ...

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Coronavirus could be worse than GFC: PM

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned the “hydra-headed” challenge of the coronavirus could be greater than that of the GFC while shedding light on ...

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Magellan calls a ‘new normal’ in equity markets

Despite equity markets reaching record highs in the first two months of 2020, the current low rate environment and the assumption that low rates will ...

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Outlook rattled by Sanders presidency

Markets that are already suffering from the coronavirus outbreak could take an even bigger hit if Bernie Sanders wins the Democratic nomination

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Major bank to slash jobs across wealth business

The bank is set to gut its wealth management division in an attempt to save costs, with hundreds of jobs on the chopping block across its advice and ...

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Coronavirus to slug APAC with $319bn loss: S&P

The coronavirus outbreak could result in a $319 billion loss for economies in the Asia Pacific, S&P Global Ratings has estimated, with Australia ...

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IMF unleashes billions to fight coronavirus

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced billions in support for member nations as they combat the economic impacts of the coronavirus

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Sequoia battens down the hatches

One of the world’s largest venture capital firms has put its portfolio companies on notice, warning that coronavirus will be a case of survival of the ...

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