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30 September 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

‘Widespread deception’: Fund manager calls out non-bank lenders

A Sydney-based fund manager says non-bank lenders are facilitating deception by failing to register and disclose mezzanine debt and secondary loans on ...

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Finance sector to combat modern slavery

The global finance sector has launched an initiative to eliminate modern slavery and help victims of the practice regain their financial independence

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Majority of experts predict October rate cut

The Reserve Bank is likely to cut the cash rate to a new record low of 0.75 per cent if not in tomorrow’s meeting, by November, according to a number ...

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Government launches retirement income review

 The Federal government has today announced that it will be commissioning an independent review of the retirement income system. This review was ...

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Newton IM strengthens responsible investment team

Newton Investment Management, part of BNY Mellon Investment Management, has announced the expansion of its responsible investment team with the ...

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Westpac tipped to cut dividend by 12%

Analysts believe the major banks will be forced to reduce dividend payments amid slower growth, margin squeeze and significant remediation costs

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Frontier downgrades investment outlook, fears climate change impact

Asset consultant Frontier Advisors has revised its annual outlook, telling investors that due to climate change, they can expect a 0.25 per cent drop ...

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Loss of life and returns expected from climate change

Climate change is anticipated to drive a significant increase in mortality in Australia, the Actuaries Institute has warned, with a new report finding ...

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Economics now a political weapon: State Street

Trade is being used as a weapon in political spats across the globe, according to a report from State Street Global Advisors.  The report, Trade ...

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Henry survives board of directors vote

Controversial former NAB chairman Kenneth Henry has been reappointed to the ASX board of directors after surviving a protest vote. Over a quarter ...

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