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02 August 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Fed ‘insurance’ cut won’t be its last

Investment houses and economists are confident that the US Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates as an insurance policy against ...

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Willis Towers Watson acquires M&A broker

Willis Towers Watson has snapped up a specialist M&A broker with offices in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The acquisition of Risk ...

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WealthO2 creates national role to meet demand

WealthO2 has appointed Phil Anderson to the newly created role of national business development manager to meet growing demand for the platform

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SuperFriend strengthens executive team

SuperFriend has appointed five new general managers across Sydney and Melbourne to strengthen its executive leadership team. The workplace ...

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UBS Asset Management strengthens institutional team

UBS Asset Management has announced the appointment of Liam McDermott as a director for its institutional business development team. Mr McDermott ...

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HESTA hires head of investment execution

Industry fund HESTA has appointed Gerard Brown for its newly created role of head of investment executive. He has taken over leading the investment ...

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NAB chooses group people chief

National Australia Bank has chosen Susan Ferrier to be its new group chief people officer. She is joining NAB from KPMG, where she was global head ...

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Laneway grows team for platform expansion

Data analytics fintech Laneway Analytics has promoted its analytics solutions engineer Janice Tam to a new lead role, as well as adding a new data ...

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APRA stakeholders approve regulatory approach

A survey undertaken by APRA has found that the authorities’ regulatory and supervisory approaches are having a positive industry impact

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Super trustees warned against influencing employers

ASIC has cautioned superannuation trustees against swaying employers in their choice of default super, with heavier penalties now in place for ...

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