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17 October 2019 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

ANZ slashes OnePath price

ANZ has agreed to deduct its price for the sale of its OnePath Pensions & Investments business and aligned dealer groups (ADGs) to IOOF by $125 ...

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Raised NZ capital could slash bank dividends

The risk of dividend cuts across three of the big four banks has risen, an analyst has warned, following APRA’s latest proposals for higher regulatory ...

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Challenger holds steady as annuities sales plummet

Challenger recorded a slight incline in total assets under management to $84 billion in the first quarter of financial year 2020, up 3 per cent ...

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EMD creates risk and reward in the Asia Pacific

Aussie investors might be missing billion-dollar EMD opportunities on their doorstep, but are the risks greater than the rewards? Commercial ...

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More rate cuts on horizon despite inflation fears

The RBA has refused to rule out further interest rate cuts despite concerns they could drive inflation, according to the minutes of their October ...

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State Street warns against overpaying for defensive stocks

When defensive equity positions become more appealing, stocks that exhibit lower risk attributes, including low beta stocks and stocks in ...

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First Sentier eyes ASX tech darlings

The freshly rebranded CFSGAM business kicked off its adviser roadshows by highlighting a few of the benefits of paying active management fees

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REST fights climate risk investing lawsuit

Retail industry superannuation fund REST has faced charges from one of its members that it has not protected his money from climate change, in a court ...

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APRA pushes higher capital for banks

APRA has launched a review into the capital treatment of the major banks’ investments in their banking and insurance subsidiaries, following higher ...

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British insurance giant warns of global recession

British multinational Aviva has downgraded its economic lookout for 2020, citing sluggish global growth and the ongoing US-China trade war

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