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17 March 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

AMP Capital to divest from tobacco

AMP Capital will divest from all tobacco securities in its portfolios as part of a new ethical framework that also excludes cluster munitions, ...

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US Federal Reserve hikes again

The US economy’s “continued progress” towards stability has underpinned the US Federal Reserve’s decision to increase the federal funds rate to 0

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APAC private equity cools in 2016

The value of Australian private equity deals in 2016 fell to 36 per cent below its five-year average, according to new data from Bain & Company

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Large caps driving listed investments

Australian listed managed investment performance in 2016 has been driven by a resurgence in large cap equities, according to research from Independent ...

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Zurich fund receives ‘recommended’ rating

Research house Lonsec has given Zurich Financial Services’ Concentrated Global Growth Fund a ‘recommended’ rating. The fund, which uses a ...

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Auscap names new distribution manager

Australian equities manager Auscap Asset Management has appointed Jennifer Herbert as the business’ new senior distribution manager. Ms Herbert ...

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Deputy CEO of Westpac to step down

Westpac deputy chief executive officer Phil Coffey will be retiring from the company after a career spanning more than 20 years, the company has ...

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Peter Hall accepts WHSP takeover offer

Former Hunter Hall chief investment officer Peter Hall has accepted an offer from Washington H. Soul Pattinson for his remaining stake in the ethical ...

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Westpac and ANZ rapped on FX trading

ASIC has accepted enforceable undertakings from Westpac and ANZ in relation to the banks' wholesale foreign exchange businesses. Westpac and ANZ ...

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Housing crash 'unlikely': AMP Capital

Investors should expect house prices to fall between 5 and 10 per cent when the RBA begins tightening interest rates in 2018-19, but a 20 per cent ...

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