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08 January 2018 • By • 1 min read

Financial services execs join clean energy board

The federal government has named a former Westpac executive and the SMSF Association managing director as new appointees to the Clean Energy Finance ...

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Government urged to create impact investment fund

The federal government should put its money where its mouth is and create a ‘step change’ in impact investment by committing $150 million to a new ...

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ANZ boss warns of ‘high risk’ royal commission

ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott has explained why the big four banks asked the government for a royal commission, as well as the risk that it will ...

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Markets still in the ‘sweet spot’: AMP Capital

Record-high economic indicators might suggest the current bull run is about to come crashing to an end, says AMP Capital – but low inflation and easy ...

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Australian entities not exempt from MiFID II

Local wealth management entities that use European counterparties to execute trades will be captured under the new MiFID II regulations, which came ...

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DomaCom taps into retail super

DomaCom’s fractional property investment product has been approved for inclusion within Trustee Partners’ retail super fund. DomaCom chief ...

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ASIC cancels FX company’s AFSL

The corporate regulator has cancelled the Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) of NSW-based foreign exchange company Smart Trader ...

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How global growth could 'peak' in 2018

The global economy may be firing on all cylinders at the moment, but there are three reasons to believe the third-longest expansion in history could ...

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‘Sluggish’ inflation a key risk in 2018: HSBC

HSBC expects Australian economic growth to pick up to 3.2 per cent in 2018, but if wages growth and inflation remain at low levels the numbers could ...

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Super funds return 10.5% in 2017

With 2017 seeing superannuation funds deliver positive returns for the sixth year in a row, 2018 looks to be on the same trajectory, says SuperRatings

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