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19 November 2019 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

WTO reform could open new front in trade war

Another battle in the US-China trade war has been raging out of sight and could impact the forthcoming phase one deal. In July, a presidential ...

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‘Premium’ borrowers are bad news for newly listed lender

Underestimating the appetite of premium quality borrowers has led to a revenue downgrade for fintech business lender Prospa and a 28 per cent ...

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Copia signs deal with Manny Pohl

Boutique asset management group Copia Investment Partners has announced a strategic partnership with ECP Asset Management, an Australian equities fund ...

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MLC sells off growth and moves to value assets

The asset manager has reduced its allocation to growth stocks and revealed its attention to detail when it comes to hiring and firing managers

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Heatmap is short-term focused, investment manager warns

APRA’s new heatmap of superannuation performance could lack nuance and encourage a siloed focus on short-term performance, an investment manager has ...

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APRA reveals ‘heatmap’ detailing MySuper outcomes

The prudential regulator has unveiled details of the superannuation “heatmap” it will publish next month, providing insights into the outcomes being ...

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‘We failed to live up to our own standards’: NAB CEO

Acting NAB CEO Philip Chronican says that the bank failed to live up to their core values, but doesn’t believe those values need a reset

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NAB’s climate policy provokes firestorm

NAB has found itself walking a razor’s edge in the climate change debate, with both sides of politics gunning for the bank. During a public hearing ...

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ANZ CEO received remediation from bank

ANZ chief Shayne Elliott has revealed he was sent three remediation letters from the bank, insisting that the company will refund every single ...

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Regulators seek market infrastructure reforms

The Council of Financial Regulators has pushed ahead on reforms to financial market infrastructures, including enhancement of its licensing regimes as ...

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