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22 March 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Rate cuts won’t stimulate housing, says Oliver

Anyone expecting an RBA rate cut to trigger a repeat of the six-year property boom we experienced from 2011 needs to think again, according to one of ...

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Economic risks ‘heightened’ amid property downturn: RBA

The Reserve Bank has warned of negative equity risks among off-the-plan property buyers and the broader economic consequences of a supply glut on an ...

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Flexstone, Hostplus launch US private equity program

Hostplus has teamed up with global private investments firm Flexstone Partners, an affiliate to Natixis Investment Managers, to start a US private ...

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HSBC unveils digibank project

After a leak earlier this year, HSBC has given the first public hearing surrounding its digital-only banking initiative known as Project Icebergs

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Wealth managers to snatch up yield assets

Australian asset managers will be aggressively buying yield assets as the US Federal Reserve has delayed further interest rate increases for a year, ...

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$25bn mortgage slump hits bank profits

Australian banks saw a sharp year-on-year contraction in new home loan settlements in light of tighter credit conditions and reduced demand for ...

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Tomorrow adds three advisory executives

Challenger superannuation fund Tomorrow Super has appointed three executives to its newly created advisory board, including a former AMP director

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Media Super hires new COO, farewells deputy CEO

Media Super’s deputy CEO and general manager of operations is leaving the industry fund after 16 years, with a new chief operations officer to soon ...

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Link creates technology division, appoints new executives

Link Group is consolidating its existing operations and technology & innovation teams into a newly created division, operations, technology & ...

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REI Super CEO to step down

REI Super’s CEO will be resigning from his role later this year after leading the fund for 15 years. Mal Smith chose not to pursue another contract ...

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