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31 May 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Economic changes to cause ‘heartburn’ for asset managers

A destabilising economic downturn will take place in the near future and it will cause some stress for asset managers, but it is not a doomsday ...

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Responsible Investment fund launched

A new responsible investment fund has been launched for Australian investors to meet a growing demand for access to positive ESG analysis

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Hybrids a big winner from Labor loss

The 2019 federal election had a significant impact on Aussie hybrids, despite investment managers doing their best to calm investors. Speaking to ...

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Big 4 have ‘authenticity’ problem

An inaugural study has found that a bank’s perceived authenticity has a direct correlation with customers leaving and it could lead to trouble for the ...

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BBY clients to start seeking returns

Around 6,000 clients of failed stockbroker BBY will find out if they will receive anything out of $62 million in claims against client assets, four ...

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Big 4 approval climbing back from royal commission

Consumer satisfaction with the banks has improved over the last two months, while their customer loyalty has also crawled back towards levels held ...

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Comyn lays out plans for CBA’s future

The Commonwealth Bank’s chief executive has outlined his plans for the big bank which centre on the customer and rebuilding the public’s trust

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Smart beta to disrupt equity managers

Over half of Australian equity managers will be disrupted by smart beta and forced out of existence, according to a new white paper. A new white ...

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Alleron rebrands for new retail direction

Alleron Investment Management has relaunched as Australian Eagle Asset Management, looking to gain a stake in retail and differentiating from its past ...

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3 reasons the housing market is about to recover 

Just two weeks ago, with a Labor win almost certain, analysts feared house prices would continue to fall. Now it looks like the market is headed for a ...

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