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11 December 2017 • By • 1 min read

APRA appoints executive general manager

The prudential regulator has appointed the chief operating officer, treasury of Deutsche Bank London to the newly created role of executive general ...

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ASX ‘monopoly’ tipped to continue

The ASX looks to maintain its position as the dominant Australian bourse thanks in part to its recently announced commitment to adopt blockchain ...

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Banking royal commission ‘unnecessary’: Westpac

Westpac’s top brass has expressed hopes that the recently announced royal commission into financial services will put a stop to further inquiries into ...

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Government to review early release of super

Treasury will review the current rules governing the early release of superannuation benefits on the grounds of severe financial hardship and as ...

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ASIC amends conflicted remuneration guidance

The regulator has issued updates to its regulatory guidance on conflicted remuneration for advisers in preparation for incoming reforms to life ...

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IOOF may face lower value ANZ Wealth assets

Internal and external factors pose risks to the “earnings guidance” provided by ANZ ahead of IOOF’s purchase of its wealth subsidiaries, says an ...

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AMP names incoming chief risk officer

AMP Limited has appointed a former ANZ New Zealand chief executive to replace its outgoing chief risk officer in 2018. Bringing both domestic and ...

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Fed policy ‘misstep’ a key risk for 2018

Despite the highly telegraphed nature of the US Federal Reserve’s plans to hike interest rates in 2018, a faster move than markets expect would be a ...

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Steady as she goes for institutional investors

Institutional investors fully expect the low interest rate, low volatility and high-return environment to come to an end – but they don’t appear too ...

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Global growth headed for 6-year high

Global economic growth looks set to reach 3.7 per cent in 2018, a level not seen in more than six years, says State Street Global ...

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