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03 February 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Aus corporates urged to join green bond rush

Although green bond issuance surged by 56 per cent globally year-on-year in 2019, a fund manager has said Australian issuers may be lagging on serving ...

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Westpac woes far from over

It’s lawyers at 20 paces as the bank faces down three regulators and two class action lawsuits, with the threat of even more litigation coming down ...

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The banks haven’t learned their lesson

On the one-year anniversary of the release of the royal commission final report, it seems that little has changed.  In 2017, Australian Banking ...

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IOOF completes OnePath deal, indicates profit to plummet

IOOF has signalled its expected profit for the first half of FY20 will plunge by almost 40 per cent year-on-year, following the wealth giant ...

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Active ETF growth expanding investor choice

The explosion of the active ETF market in recent months has resulted in an unprecedented level of choice for retail investors when it comes to fixed ...

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RBA expected to hold in February: Finder

Positive employment data will stall the RBA’s race to the bottom, but the twin shocks of the bushfires and coronavirus mean the bank will be forced to ...

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Coronavirus creates EM opportunities: Amundi

While the coronavirus has hit the global economy hard, it could provide an entry point to emerging market equities, says Amundi Asset Management

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Frydenberg unveils reforms to clean up super

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has unveiled draft legislation to clean up the superannuation industry as APRA goes after underperforming funds

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Coronavirus could put phase one on ice

With China’s economy already on edge, the spread of the coronavirus could see the country go back on its commitment to purchase billions in American ...

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Women’s economic progress starts decade on a high

Women’s economic progress has hit a high note, with the Financy Women’s Index recording its best performance of 2019 in the December quarter

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