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04 January 2018 • By Tim Stewart and Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Global ETFs break past US$4.5tn

More than US$4.5 trillion is now invested in global ETFs, and the total amount in bond products is on track to hit US$1.5 trillion by 2022, according ...

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Rate hike reliant on wages growth: NAB

The Reserve Bank of Australia appears set to hike interest rates in the second half of 2017 after it sees a lift in the growth of wages, says NAB

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Retail investors flock to P2P lending

The number of retail investors in marketplace lending platforms has more than tripled in 2016-2017 since the year prior, according to ASIC

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2017's 'Trumping' turns to 2018 'thumping'

A friendly economic backdrop spells an encouraging environment for local and global markets, but political risk, the impact of US rate hikes and a ...

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Banksia MD to pay $25,000 penalty

The Federal Court of Australia has demanded a $25,000 penalty from the former managing director of non-bank lender Banksia Securities Limited

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Tyro launches new SME-focused product suite

‘Neo-bank’ Tyro has introduced a number of new financial solutions for small- to medium-sized enterprises using its cloud-based banking platform

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Investor confidence drops further in December

Global investor confidence has declined for the sixth month in a row, falling 1.5 points since November, according to State Street Global ...

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ASIC questions Sequoia revenue reporting

Sequoia Financial Group has rescinded its original figures for revenue and hedging expenses for the 2017 financial year after intervention by ASIC

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Ombudsman criticises banking code

Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell has questioned the ABA’s Banking Code of Practice, saying the announcement leaves ...

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AMP Capital tips ‘relative calm’ before the storm

2018 will continue to ride out the waves of solid economic and earnings growth from 2017 but see a higher level of volatility introduced, according to ...

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