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30 January 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

IOOF funds bounce back with advice acquisitions

IOOF saw its funds under management, advice and administration (FUMA) rise by 5.2 per cent in the six months leading up to the end of 2019, finally ...

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EY raises drought relief alarm

A $300 million program meant to relieve drought in Australia’s most parched communities has “limited ability” to target areas hit hardest by the ...

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Short, sharp shocks as coronavirus spreads

The coronavirus epidemic is likely to have a short-term impact on a number of industries as consumers take desperate measures to protect themselves ...

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China troubles ‘the new normal’: Verisk Maplecroft

Corporates can no longer be bystanders as boardrooms become battlegrounds in the stand-off between the US and China. US firms operating in China ...

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Finance veterans recognised in Aus Day Honours List

A former UBS Australasia chief, Morgan Stanley’s wealth head and a past managing director of Goldman Sachs among other financial services veterans ...

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AMP delays expected rate cut to March

An improvement in the labour market and an enhanced global growth environment have seen an economist diverge from a previous industry consensus of ...

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Worker reskilling key to competitiveness

More countries might have to start pursuing reskilling programs as automation displaces workers and the gap between rich and poor grows, says ...

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The fear is worse than the flu

The threat of a global pandemic has sent stock markets tumbling and exposed the weaknesses of the global economy. But how bad is it really? By now, ...

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New oil shocks could bring the world to its knees

The US is less dependent on Middle Eastern oil than ever before, and that’s a big problem for the rest of us. It’s well understood that a butterfly ...

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Why McFarlane came out of retirement to chair Westpac

Westpac’s new chairman John McFarlane was living out his retirement in the UK when he got a call from Lindsay Maxsted. In an interview with Michael ...

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