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03 December 2019 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

RBA holds steady

BREAKING The RBA has kept interest rates steady, with economists now predicting a cut in early 2020. While the prospect of a cut was heightened by ...

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ESG not just for millennials

Interest in ESG cuts across the generation gap, according to a survey by Franklin Templeton. An average of 88 per cent of respondents, including ...

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Citi communication gap linked to Westpac breaches

Labor MP Andrew Leigh has speculated a lack of upfront information from Citi contributed to Westpac’s downfall, with the US multinational being ...

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Analysts contradict RBA governor on QE

A Finder survey has found almost half of experts saying it was likely that Australia would experience quantitative easing in 2020, contrary to recent ...

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Rising unemployment a major threat to property prices: Oliver

Leading economist Shane Oliver has warned that joblessness could derail the surge in property prices across Sydney and Melbourne. Australian ...

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MyState rebrands wealth business

MyState subsidiary Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees has changed its name to TPT Wealth and expanded, as part of the group’s transformation of its wealth ...

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APRA weighing options against Westpac

APRA’s chairman has indicated the regulator is considering what action it can take against Westpac, mulling over the accountability, governance and ...

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Temenos appoints Microsoft director as region head

Banking software provider Temenos has nabbed a former Microsoft digital strategy director to be its new managing director for Australia, New Zealand ...

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What’s next for Westpac?

With the post-mortem firmly underway, the federal government interrogated Australia’s peak banking association on what Westpac should do next

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Macquarie grilled over offshore tax havens

The investment bank has made its first appearance before a parliamentary inquiry where its top executives were grilled over “aggressive tax practices” ...

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