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25 July 2014 • By • 1 min read

Macquarie first-quarter profits slump

Macquarie Group’s profits for its capital markets-facing businesses for the quarter ending June 30 are down both from the prior quarter and the ...

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ASX lowers fees on interest rate futures

In recognition of the increased volume in interest rate futures transactions over the past 10 years, the ASX has reduced its fee schedule

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Investors 'wary' of downside risks

Despite strong performances in the Australian stock market in recent years, anxious investors are on the lookout for a market correction, says ...

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ASX to go live with RMB service

The ASX will launch its Chinese currency settlement service on Monday, allowing companies to settle Renminbi-denominated transactions in real time

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Perpetual warns on illiquid assets

Fund managers making significant allocations to illiquid infrastructure assets and unlisted property could risk losing potential upside further down ...

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Cbus referral deal with FPA gets green light

Customers of industry fund Cbus will be referred to Certified Financial Planner-accredited FPA members for comprehensive advice after the pilot ...

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ESG investment up 13 per cent: RIAA

Assets under management (AUM) that integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles increased to $153 billion in 2013, the Responsible ...

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Global GDP growth ‘sub-par’: UBS

Global economic growth is continuing to improve but is still below the long-term world average, according to UBS. Speaking at an event in Sydney ...

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ASIC 'disappointed' with property schemes

ASIC commissioner Greg Tanzer has labelled the standard of investor disclosure in the unlisted property sector as "disappointing". The corporate ...

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Zurich urges discretion on A-REITs

A-REIT investors must be selective and buy the right property as opposed to buying the “whole street”, says Zurich Financial Services

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