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19 April 2017 • By • 1 min read

China growing faster than expected: NAB

China’s gross domestic product grew faster in the first quarter than was anticipated, with the transition to a services-based economy continuing, ...

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‘Hybrid’ robo-advisers gaining traction

The largest US robo-advisers are moving towards a more human-focused “hybrid” automated advice model, says Adviser Intelligence. Adviser ...

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Former Pillar CEO joins Managed Accounts

Managed Accounts Holdings has named former Pillar Administration chief executive Peter Brook as its newest board member. Mr Brook has worked in the ...

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Household debt vulnerabilities 'increasing': RBA

Australia's financial system is exposed to risks associated with the housing market and high household indebtedness, warns the RBA. In its April ...

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Equity market tailwinds likely to fade

The chief structural trends driving equity market returns over the past three decades look poised to reverse over the next 30 years, according to ...

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APRA seeks to reduce 'contagion risk'

Australian banks will be required to limit their exposures to unrelated counterparties to 25 per cent of Tier 1 Capital as APRA seeks to reduce ...

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China must ‘bite the bullet’ on debt

Chinese authorities need to act soon to rein in the “debt mountain” currently putting their economy at risk or suffer more severe fallout from a ...

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March employment figures show solid growth

Australia’s employment figures have risen significantly off the back of a surge in full-time jobs growth, according to AMP Capital. Employment grew ...

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Banks wary about ASIC product intervention

Three of Australia's big four banks have given their 'in principle' support for the creation of an ASIC product intervention power – albeit with a ...

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First State Super acquires NSW land registry

First State Super is part of a consortium that has purchased the NSW government’s land title registry service for $2.6 billion. NSW Premier Gladys ...

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