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17 October 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Banks must confess ‘sins of the past’: APRA

Australia’s bank bosses have accepted the need to admit past wrongdoings, says APRA – and more scandals are likely to "come to the surface" as a ...

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ASIC to report on ASX service outage

The corporate regulator is reviewing the service outage of the ASX equity market on 19 September 2016, with an upcoming report to determine whether ...

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December US rate hike likely: NAB

Employment growth in the US has remained strong throughout 2016 despite ‘subdued’ economic growth, making a Federal Reserve rate hike likely for ...

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Rising coal price boosting Aussie economy

The likelihood of the Reserve Bank of Australia cutting rates again in November is rapidly collapsing due in part to the improving price of coal, ...

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Emerging market growth set to ease: Eaton Vance

New data from the IMF suggests an easing in emerging market growth as a whole, but variances remain between individual countries, says Eaton Vance

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New Perpetual Investments executive named

Perpetual Investments has announced the promotion of Matt Thompson to the role of general manager of distribution, replacing the outgoing Dean ...

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'Volatile' jump for Aussie 10-year bond yield

The recent bounce in the Australian 10-year government bond yield is due to a number of external factors, but the rate is still well below the ...

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ACCC objects to Link's bid for Pillar

Superannuation administration provider Link Group has run into a potential regulatory roadblock in its bid to acquire NSW government-owned Pillar ...

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Statewide Super to offer robo-advice

Robo-advice provider Decimal has announced its Eqilize software has been chosen by Statewide Super to provide members with digital financial advice

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Brexit woes set to continue: Franklin Templeton

The UK Prime Minister’s plan to commence the process of leaving the European Union by March 2017 will likely increase the possibility of a ‘hard ...

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