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02 November 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Avoid 'knee jerk' response to US election

Investors should be wary not to repeat the mistakes made immediately after the Brexit vote in the aftermath of next week's US presidential election, ...

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Fund manager AUM drops in 2015

Assets under management (AUM) among the world's largest 500 asset management firms has fallen for the first time since 2011, but the popularity of ...

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Housing risk a 'credit negative' for banks

High residential property prices and private debt levels have driven S&P Global Ratings to revise the credit outlooks for 25 Australian banks to ...

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Bank of Japan continues with easing program

The Bank of Japan has applied an interest rate of -0.1 per cent and decided to leave its Japanese government bond buying program unchanged at its 1 ...

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Creating a 'virtuous circle' in emerging markets

As emerging market debt continues to attract institutional investors, there is an opportunity for investors to align an impact investing approach with ...

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HLB Mann Judd expands into debt advice

HLB Mann Judd has created a new debt advice business as part of a joint venture with former St George Bank executive James Macfarlane, who has taken ...

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RBA holds November cash rate steady

The Reserve Bank of Australia has elected to keep the cash rate on hold at 1.5 per cent at today’s November board meeting. The RBA’s decision fell ...

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ANZ sells Asian retail and wealth business

ANZ has entered into an agreement to sell its retail and wealth management businesses in Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and Indonesia

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Pace of US growth unlikely to continue

The US economy grew at its fastest rate in two years throughout the third quarter of 2016, says NAB – but the performance is unlikely to be repeated ...

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ASIC increases surveillance efforts

The corporate regulator completed 1441 surveillance projects in 2015-2016, leading to 22 criminal convictions and 13 people jailed. ASIC tabled its ...

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