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21 March 2024 • By Rhea Nath • 1 min read

Director of crypto fund rapped for unlicensed services

The corporate regulator has handed down a permanent ban to the director of a crypto fund, whom ASIC deemed to lack “integrity, trustworthiness and ...

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RBA expected to take cautionary stance on latest jobless data

The RBA is expected to approach the latest jobless data very cautiously. The unemployment rate in Australia fell by 0.4 percentage points to 3.7 ...

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Economists divided: When will the RBA cut interest rates?

The timing of when the RBA will begin cutting interest rates has become a subject of speculation among economists. On Tuesday, the Reserve Bank ...

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BOJ hikes rates with minimal impact amid volatility predictions

Japan has gone against the grain by hiking its interest rate for the first time in 17 years, with predictions of adverse impacts yet to materialise

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AustralianSuper embraces generative AI amid technological transformation

The mega fund is sharpening its focus on artificial intelligence with its latest technological transformation, which includes the establishment of a ...

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The ‘three’-pillar investment structure and why Australia is falling behind

For this ASX-listed asset manager, the segmentation of its investment team and portfolio managers is crucial for maintaining a diversified and ...

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Super fund returns continue upward trajectory in February

The return over the past four months stands at 9 per cent, according to Chant West, lifting the return over the first eight months of the 2023–24 ...

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Third person pleads guilty in $180m Ponzi scheme

A third individual involved in the Courtenay House Ponzi scheme has pleaded guilty to two criminal charges. David Sipina of Croydon, NSW, has ...

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Bullock denies RBA’s ‘pivot to neutral’ yet economists remain optimistic

Bullock has quashed comments indicating that the RBA has pivoted to a neutral bias. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) held rates at 4.35 per cent ...

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Australia’s super fund giant weighs in on active v passive debate

Australian Retirement Trust has addressed the ongoing debate between passive and active investing and how these strategies can provide value for a ...

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