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17 February 2017 • By • 1 min read

Investors call on G20 to cut fossil fuel subsidies

A number of large insurers and investment firms have signed a joint statement urging the governments of G20 nations to cease fossil fuel subsidies by ...

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Employment numbers up, but quality down

January marked Australia’s fourth consecutive month of increasing full-time employment, but the rate of jobs growth in 2016 is less than half the ...

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Ironbark launches new retail equity products

Ironbark Asset Management has announced the launch of two new equity products produced in conjunction with investment management firm Denning Pryce

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Senior analyst joins Bentham Asset Management

Boutique investment manager Bentham Asset Management has appointed Linden Smith as a senior analyst. Mr Smith joins the company from AMP Capital, ...

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PM Capital hires Melbourne sales exec

Fund manager PM Capital has announced the appointment of a new Melbourne-based sales director, along with a rebrand. Rebecca Morgan, who makes the ...

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Zurich names new development head

Zurich has promoted Nathan Taggart to the role of head of strategic development and announced the appointments of 11 new staff members across the ...

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ANZ makes cyber security hire

Former government cyber security expert Lynwen Connick has been named as ANZ’s chief information security officer. In her new role, Ms Connick will ...

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Rubik agrees to $68m acquisition

Rubik Financial has received a $68 million acquisition proposal from Swiss banking and technology firm Temenos, with directors unanimously ...

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Divestments hit IOOF’s half-year profits

IOOF has reported an underlying net profit after tax of $79.4 million for the December half-year, but acknowledged recent divestments have affected ...

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Suncorp wealth arm placed on ‘negative watch’

Suncorp’s life insurance and superannuation division has been placed on ‘negative watch’ by S&P after the bank revealed it is considering ...

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