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09 January 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Millions looking to leave major banks

New research has found that over two million Australians are currently seeking new banking providers, with many currently customers at one of the big ...

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Willis Towers Watson appoints Australasia boss

Willis Towers Watson is merging its head of Australasia and head of corporate risk and broking into a single role, with the former head for the region ...

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Market volatility losing shock value

Trade wars, international tariffs and certain political tweets are losing their shock values and 2019 will see the market fatiguing from geopolitical ...

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Technology, regulation changes to benefit investors

Rapid changes in the financial sector are opening opportunities for investors, with the introduction of open banking and digitization to accelerate ...

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Frydenberg urges banks to keep lending 

The Treasurer has warned Australian banks to provide borrowers with “affordable and timely access to credit” as new data from the RBA reveals the ...

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Compliance casts ‘shadow’ over Aussie M&A

Australia has driven down corporate deal making activity in the Asia-Pacific region over 2018 amid growing concerns over compliance and ambiguity over ...

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SDG investing not a ‘gimmick’: Robeco

Investing according to sustainable development goals provides new perspectives and is not merely “a marketing gimmick”, says Robeco

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Netwealth leads the pack as retail funds grow $12.2bn

New figures from Strategic Insight have revealed that retail managed funds rose 10.7 per cent over the past year, with Netwealth and Macquarie the top ...

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ASIC loses superannuation advice case against Westpac

The Federal Court has handed down its decision on a critical case for the corporate regulator after it took action back in 2016 against two Westpac ...

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How will the end of ultra-cheap money impact Aussie stocks?

The era of ultra-cheap money ended in 2018. This will likely continue to put some pressure on valuations of almost all asset classes. Quantitative ...

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