Powered by MOMENTUM MEDIA
lawyers weekly logo
Advertisement

News

markets

10 November 2016 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Westpac boss calls for infrastructure spending

State and federal governments must take advantage of low interest rates to finance infrastructure projects and kick-start the economy, says Westpac's ...

READ MORE
icon

Australian banks 'fair value', says BetaShares

Despite declining profitability in recent years, Australian banks are now relatively good value compared with other sectors of the market, ...

READ MORE
icon

Intergen Property Group launches new fund

Sydney-based property firm Intergen Property Group has launched a funds management arm led by former Challenger fund manager Trevor Hardie

READ MORE
icon

Adviser Network creates super consolidation tool

Lonsec Fiscal's Adviser Network has announced the launch of a new digital tool to help superannuation members consolidate balances from multiple super ...

READ MORE
icon

ASX100 firms to take cyber 'health check'

The ASX and ASIC have called on the top 100 Australian companies by market capitalisation to participate in a voluntary cyber security benchmarking ...

READ MORE
icon

Cbus creates new taxation role

Industry superannuation fund Cbus has announced that Daryn Loo will join the company in the newly created general manager of investments taxation role

READ MORE
icon

Vanguard Australia announces executive changes

Vanguard Australia has announced several changes to its executive team as two senior staff move into new roles with the firm’s US business

READ MORE
icon

Whistleblower policy 'gaps' exposed: report

More than one quarter of Australian businesses have no system in place to record and track wrongdoing concerns raised by whistleblowers, a new ...

READ MORE
icon

Government to close client monies loophole

The Coalition will proceed with reforms that will prevent providers of over-the-counter derivatives from using client monies in other parts of their ...

READ MORE
icon

Adapt to shifting Chinese demand, warns HSBC

Australian businesses and policymakers must accommodate the ongoing shift in Chinese demand away from resources and towards services, argues HSBC

READ MORE