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02 March 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

ECB to keep cutting in March: Goldman Sachs AM

Bond markets are expecting the European Central Bank (ECB) to head further into negative interest rate territory when it meets on 10 March, says ...

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Executive pay top of mind for shareholders

Shareholders are paying closer attention to corporate governance issues, particularly executive remuneration and gender diversity, according to a ...

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Falling commodity prices take their toll: Fiducian

The Australian economy continues to be influenced by falling commodity prices, with terms of trade declining in the December quarter, says Fiducian ...

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RBA keeps rates on hold in March

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the official cash rate on hold at 2 per cent following its second meeting of 2016. The outcome of the ...

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Australian Ethical first-half profit up 172%

Strong inflows and good asset management performance have seen Australian Ethical's first-half net profit after tax almost triple to $1

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Australians wary of stock market: MLC

Over the past three months, Australians have been focusing more on paying off their debt and boosting their savings than on investing in shares, ...

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Latin America offers investors a 'different flavour’

Several countries within Latin America have emerged as favourable investment destinations, backed by broad-based and positive macroeconomic themes, ...

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Inflation targeting has failed, says AB

Monetary policy that targets inflation has failed to create a more stable macroeconomic environment, says AllianceBernstein (AB). In an economic ...

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Frontier 'draws a line in the sand' on fees

Asset consultant Frontier Advisors has laid out what it believes constitutes a 'fair value' division of returns between investment managers ...

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Brexit would ‘shake’ European Union

If the UK votes to leave the European Union in June, the impact would be far worse for the EU than Britain itself, according to the UNSW Business ...

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