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29 November 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Mutuals growth slows but profits rise

The last financial year has seen Australia’s mutual banks, building societies and credit unions continue to grow albeit at a slower pace while profits ...

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Royal commission will change future of super industry

Proposed superannuation reforms from the royal commission are likely to cover four main themes that will change the future of the industry says expert

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Brexit to shrink UK economy

New research has revealed the true cost of the current Brexit deal as negotiated by the UK Prime Minister.  The report, The Economic Consequences ...

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Ken Henry calls time on capitalism

The NAB chairman has suggested that it is time for the traditional capitalist model to be flipped on its head. Dr Ken Henry, chairperson at ...

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Fidelity International, Yarra Capital join investor diversity campaign

Fidelity International and Yarra Capital Management have joined with Mercer-led Future IM/PACT, an employee value proposition and campaign aimed at ...

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NAB chair says two-strikes wouldn’t pass now

NAB chair Ken Henry has said corporate accountability law, the two-strikes rule, would not pass in current circumstances as it forces company ...

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APRA responds to ADI submissions

The prudential authority has responded to industry submissions on the introduction of a leverage ratio requirement for ADIs.  In February this ...

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Morrison announces early budget, signals May election 

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that the federal budget will be unveiled in April 2019, leading to speculation that an election will be ...

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Tax experts respond to negative gearing proposal

Tax experts have confirmed that Labor’s proposed changes to negative gearing will add a further degree of complexity to the tax system

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Bank satisfaction continues to fall

Satisfaction with the banks has continued to drop, where it now rests at its lowest level in seven years.  New data from Roy Morgan shows that in ...

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