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26 February 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

JPMorgan pulls fossil fuel support

JPMorgan Chase has ended its support for the coal-mining industry and set aside hundreds of billions to support climate action in the latest ...

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Disney CEO steps down

Bob Iger, who has led the Walt Disney Company for almost 15 years, will step down as CEO effective immediately.  Mr Iger will stay on as executive ...

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Infrastructure Australia flags climate risk

Infrastructure Australia has placed climate change in the top tier of its priority list for the first time, warning that drought, flooding and ...

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Australian Ethical profit surges with flood of inflows

Australian Ethical has managed to produce a profit 40 per cent higher year-on-year, with its inflows doubling for the first half. The ethical ...

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IOOF facing shareholder class action

Shine Lawyers has indicated it will be commencing a class action against IOOF on the behalf of shareholders who were said to suffer losses due to ...

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Fundies push against active management doubts

Three global fund mangers have urged Australia’s investment industry to bolster active management and challenge concerns around fees and costs

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Equinor drops exploration plans

Norwegian oil giant Equinor has ditched plans for a drilling operation in the Great Australian Bight, saying they were not “commercially competitive”

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Super lagging in communication: Investment Trends

Only half of working consumers who searched for retirement information pertinent with their financial situation were able to find it, with a new ...

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Coronavirus heightens recession risk

COVID-19 is making a rate cut in March substantially more likely and a recession could be on its way, according to AMP Capital. Australia is likely ...

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Industry funds blast super amnesty

The government has passed legislation providing amnesty to employers who have failed to pay superannuation, but industry funds have slammed it as a ...

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