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14 November 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Regulation driving ESG take-up among institutions: State Street

New research from State Street Global Advisors has revealed that the need to meet fiduciary duties and regulation are the key drivers behind the ...

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NAB treated me like ‘garbage’, sex worker says

EXCLUSIVE High-profile escort Madison Ashton has blasted the banking sector for blocking merchant facilities to sex workers, naming NAB as the worst ...

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Finance losing $700 billion by not serving women

The financial services industry is losing out up to $700 billion a year by failing to meet the needs of women customers, according to new research ...

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Byres takes aim at remuneration pushback

APRA Chairman Wayne Byres has hit back at complaints about the regulator’s proposed overhauls to banker remuneration, calling them “strange and ...

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Frydenberg calls for return to Bretton Woods

Josh Frydenberg has called for a revitalisation of the Bretton Woods system amid economic uncertainty and geopolitical upheaval. In a speech at the ...

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Aberdeen adds investment manager

Aberdeen Standard Investments has added Amanda Chong to its Australian fixed income team. Ms Chong will be investment manager focusing on credit.Ms ...

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CBA wealth, business, private banking heads to depart

CBA will see both Jason Yetton, chief of its wealth management and mortgage broking businesses (NewCo) and its business and private banking group ...

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CBA banks $2.3bn in 3 months

Australia’s biggest bank managed to deliver a 5 per cent increase in profit over the first quarter of financial year 2020. After the big four banks ...

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Iress integration to ease international investing

Iress has integrated with an Asian financial institution to make international trading as easy as trading Australian shares for financial advisers

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Banking, finance voted most unethical sector

Australians have ranked banking and finance as the worst ethically performing sector, with fund managers being rated among the 10 least principled ...

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