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24 September 2018 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Trump trade tariffs no big deal, says Fidelity

Trade tensions between the US and China are escalating, but new developments will have a limited and temporary overall effect on the economies of both ...

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S&P lifts rating outlook for Australia

Ratings agency Standard & Poor’s has upgraded Australia’s budget outlook to “stable” from “negative” as it reaffirms its AAA credit rating

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CBA may have breached contract law: Hayne

The royal commission has today heard how the insurance division of Australia’s biggest bank may have broken the law by breaching its contract with the ...

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UBS sounds alarm on mortgage market

The investment bank has warned that the lack of borrower understanding of interest-only loan terms is “concerning”. According to UBS’ Australian ...

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Labor franking credits proposal ‘poor and biased’: Plato

Plato Investment Management has criticised Labor’s proposal to abolish refundable excess dividend imputation credits as “poor and biased” and unfair ...

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Equity bull leaves investors overexposed and under-diversified

Perpetual Private has warned that the current bull run in equities markets has been a magnet for people who believe cheaper is better. The S&P ...

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‘Invest when it doesn’t feel good’: Newton

The CIO of Newton offered some advice to new investors by saying that people should invest when it doesn’t feel good. Curt Custard, the chief ...

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Report on climate risk disclosure released

ASIC has released its report on climate risk disclosure by Australia’s listed companies and found that more can be done. The report, Climate risk ...

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Insurers ready to take on more risk, says study

A new study has found that despite market conditions and pressure on profits, insurers remain upbeat and ready to take on more risk. The study ...

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Mason Stevens appoints new CTO

Mason Stevens has announced the appointment of their first chief technology officer to drive innovation in their Sydney office. The firm has ...

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