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11 May 2018 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Government to implement open banking regime

The government has announced it will begin implementing the recommendations made by the Review into Open Banking from July next year. In a ...

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Malaysian election ‘volatile’ but ‘friendly’ for investors

Investment analysts and portfolio managers anticipate the shock outcome of the Malaysian election will result in short-term volatility, but also ...

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Australian Ethical divests from AMP

Australian Ethical has announced it will completely divest from AMP following revelations of "systemic prudential and cultural issues" at the royal ...

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Boutique fund CEO joins Zenith as sales manager

The founding partner and chief executive of boutique Australian equity fund manager Concise Asset Management has joined the research house as a ...

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Blue Sky chairman to depart

Embattled funds management business Blue Sky has announced a revamp of its board structure that will see the departure of long-serving director John ...

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AMP to defend class action lawsuits

Embattled giant AMP has confirmed two separate shareholder litigation suits have been filed against it on behalf of shareholders, but says it will ...

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AMP board facing a grilling at AGM

AMP executive chairman Mike Wilkins can expect some tough questions about the company's culture from staff and shareholders alike at today's AGM

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Budget delivers $138m to fintech sector

The 2018 federal budget has set aside $138 million for open banking, digital identity programs, blockchain applications and the fintech sector

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Regulatory shifts driving investor data strategy

Institutional investors are making changes to the way they manage their data thanks to shifts in regulatory winds, State Street research has revealed

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ASIC and APRA get $13.3m RC boost

The corporate and prudential regulators will receive a further $13.3 million to "assist" the royal commission, to be offset by an increase in levies ...

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