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20 December 2018 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

‘We got it wrong’: NAB, ANZ suffer first strike over pay

Major banks NAB and ANZ have attracted first strikes as shareholders rejected their remuneration reports on Wednesday. An overwhelming 88 per cent ...

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Asset manager raises $228m via entitlement offer

Cromwell Property Group this week announced the successful completion of its accelerated non-renounceable entitlement offer of stapled securities, ...

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NAB CEO takes time off to recharge

NAB CEO Andrew Thorburn has revealed that he will be taking time off to “reflect and recharge” following a “relentless” 2018. In an internal ...

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Charter Hall Direct invests $66m in Hobart assets

Charter Hall Direct has announced the acquisition of two 100 per cent-leased commercial properties in Hobart by two of its direct funds currently open ...

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Ophir Asset Management to list $440m fund

The Ophir High Conviction Fund will list on the ASX as a Listed Investment Trust this week under ASX ticker code “OPH”. Ophir Asset Management ...

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Positive growth in mid-year economic outlook

The government’s mid-year economic and fiscal outlook confirms that the budget will return to a surplus by 2020.  According to the government’s ...

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ASIC challenges AMP and Clayton Utz

ASIC has applied to the Federal Court of Australia for an order to compel Clayton Utz and AMP Limited to produce certain documents which to date have ...

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ASIC disqualifies three directors

Three Queensland directors have been disqualified by ASIC from managing corporations following reports from liquidators.  Damian and Marie Dodds ...

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Listed real estate demand to grow

Listed real estate along with other defensive assets is expected to be embraced by investors in response to volatile geopolitics and the central bank ...

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ETF’s to continue rapid growth in 2019

The Australian ETF industry is expected to continue its rapid growth in 2019 driven by investor demand and product innovation according to BetaShares

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