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04 December 2017 • By • 1 min read

ANZ chief risk officer to retire

ANZ has announced its chief risk officer Nigel Williams will retire in 2018 after a 33-year career in the banking industry. Nigel Williams will ...

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Stone & Chalk board goes corporate

Fintech hub Stone & Chalk has amended its constitution to move towards a more corporate board structure made up of non-executive directors

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Transaction costs could be bitcoin's downfall

Rising transaction costs are likely to be a good predictor of the next crash in the price of bitcoin, according to CME Group. Speaking to ...

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Defiant banks welcome royal commission

Australia’s four major banks have pledged to fully co-operate with the government’s royal commission into banking and financial services, declaring ...

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Firms falling short on cyber resilience: ASIC

More than one-quarter of Australian financial services companies need to improve their processes to keep cyber risks at bay, according to ASIC

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Rocky road ahead for Aussie equities in 2018

Normalising interest rates, geopolitical risks and “patchy” consumer confidence will be on the horizon for Australian equities in 2018, says Janus ...

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Energy Super rolls out MLC insurance platform

Energy Super will become the first super fund to roll out MLC’s new group insurance platform, LifeView. Using the new MLC Life platform, Energy ...

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AFCA a ‘faux pas’, says Bernardi

Former Coalition senator Cory Bernardi has strongly criticised the government’s proposal to establish the Australian Financial Complaints Authority

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‘Myths’ about volatility must be dispelled: Triple3

Myths surrounding market volatility need to be busted in order to enhance portfolio returns, says research and investment firm Triple3 Partners

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Only 34% of women contributing extra to super

Two-thirds of women are missing opportunities to grow their superannuation balances and 43 per cent don’t feel in control of their financial ...

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