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13 July 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

UK headed for 'shallow recession': NAB

The UK is likely to enter a brief 'technical recession' as the country adjusts to the realities of Brexit, says NAB – but there will be "relatively ...

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Large caps set to disappoint, warns Zenith

Mid-cap Australian share funds are likely to offer investors better value than large-cap funds over the next 12 months, according to researcher Zenith ...

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Commodities see gains in second quarter

For the third consecutive year, the second quarter has seen noteworthy gains in commodities, with the Bloomberg Commodity Index climbing away from the ...

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Bennelong Funds Management adds to board

Asset management firm Bennelong Funds Management has appointed two new non-executive directors to its board. Vicki Allen and Lincoln McMahon have ...

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Tight Parliament a 'credit negative': Moody's

Ratings agency Moody's has added to concerns raised last week by Standard & Poor's that "little agreement" will be reached in the new federal ...

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Macquarie tops global alternatives survey

Macquarie Group has been ranked the world’s largest infrastructure manager by Willis Towers Watson, with assets under management of just over US$95 ...

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High tracking error vital for downturn protection

Actively managed funds need to have a higher level of tracking error to minimise the impact of a market drawdown, according to State Street Global ...

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MLC adds new SMA option to platforms

The Antares Ex-20 Australian Equities separately managed account (SMA) has been added to two of MLC’s platforms, MLC Wrap and MLC Navigator

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Australia insulated from Italian bank risk

Italy's troubled banking sector is unlikely to have a direct influence on Australian markets, says AMP Capital. Speaking to InvestorDaily, AMP head ...

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Brexit won’t trigger another 'Lehman' crisis

The impact of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union will not cause a Lehman Brothers-like crisis, according to Principal Global Investors, ...

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