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18 March 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Government responds to whistleblower protections

The government has responded to the senate economics legislative committee report on the whistleblower protection laws which has made 12 ...

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Premium China Funds lessens management fees

Premium China Funds Management has moved to reduce the management fees applying to its Premium Asia Fund, along with removing its performance fee from ...

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WAM completes Century deal

Wilson Asset Management has completed its merger with Century Australia Investments, as it saw a positive outcome following the royal commission in ...

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ASIC pledges to take on big financial players

ASIC has indicated it will be tackling corporate governance in a number of large financial services companies with a specially made taskforce in its ...

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Perpetual responds to price hike

Perpetual has responded to a query from the ASX regarding its price after a stellar week for the investment and trustee group.  Since Monday, ...

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Investors pressuring financial firms on fossil fuels

Shareholders have been urged to revolt against QBE Insurance Group’s investment in fossil fuels in the lead up to its annual general meeting, in a ...

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Consumers flock to ING post-RC

ING in Australia has generated a profit of $401 million for the 2018 year, up 15 per cent from 2017, as the business saw its banking customer base ...

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Financial services employees more stressed than average Australians

New research conducted shortly after the royal commission was announced has found that financial services workers were more stressed and less engaged ...

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APRA to consider a ‘worse in show’ list

APRA has announced that it will watch super funds more closely and has not ruled out naming and shaming underperforming funds.  APRA’s deputy chair ...

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UBank launches sustainable investments to capture Millennials

UBank is now offering Australians a sustainable way to investment with the launch of a green term deposit in a move to capture Millennial bankers

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