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14 February 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Investors call to remove weapons from indices

Institutional investors are calling on index providers to remove controversial weapons from global indices as part of a movement towards responsible ...

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Better data could have prevented billion-dollar remediations

The royal commission’s remediation price tag is set to be in the billions but most of it could have been avoided if banks had better data protocol, ...

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Cardena appoints new head

Boutique wealth management and advisory firm Cardena Private Wealth has selected its managing director, a newly created role in the company

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EM demand grows despite market instability

Investment flows in emerging markets debts have reached their second highest inflow on record during the first week of February, despite asset class ...

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ASIC unveils new $100,000 logo

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has unveiled a new logo that cost the commission $100,000, according to reports. ASIC had ...

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Macquarie raises forecast, shares spike

Macquarie Group saw its shares hit a three-month high on the ASX following its 3Q19 update, in which the bank upped its forecast for the full year, ...

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Trade in innovation can predict future growth

A global investment manager has pointed to the trade of ideas, rather than that of commodities, as the ultimate driver of global economic growth

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AMP Capital creates new managing director role

AMP has created a new managing director role which will bring all retail and institutional client teams in Australia under one position

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Challenger AUMs up, profit down

Challenger has seen its total assets under management come to $78.4 billion for 1H19, up by 2 per cent on the prior corresponding period (pcp), as its ...

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Former Deutsche Bank FX trader sentenced

A court has sentenced a former options and futures trader who pleaded guilty to falsifying entries in Deutsche Bank’s internal financial records and ...

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