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30 August 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Property carbon emissions tool released

The Climate Bonds Initiative has launched an emissions performance trajectories which investors can use to assess Australian commercial office ...

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Former TCorp CEO joins OneVue

OneVue has named former chief executive of the NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp) Stephen Knight as the company’s newest board member. In a statement ...

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Dividend concerns weighing down bank shares

The recent dip in the four major banks' share prices can be attributed to investor concerns around dividend sustainability, capital levels and ...

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Worst could be over for corporate profits

Australian listed company profits may be down 8.5 per cent in the current reporting season, but there is reason to believe the worst may be behind us, ...

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Risk-averse investors compromising returns

Baby-boomer investors are reducing their equity exposure to avoid global market volatility, and risk missing out on market recovery gains, according ...

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MySuper assets up almost 11% to $475bn

Total assets in MySuper products grew 10.9 per cent over the 12 months to 30 June 2016 to hit $474.9 billion, according to new APRA data. The ...

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Look beyond yield, says Quay Global

The global low interest rate environment is here for the foreseeable future, and investors need to beware they do not fall victim to myths about ...

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Challenger annuity added to FirstChoice

Challenger has announced the addition of its CarePlus annuity to Colonial First State’s FirstChoice platform. The annuity's inclusion on the ...

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Bright outlook for US real estate

Favourable demographics, demand driven by the technology boom and yield-hungry investors are likely to support US real estate in years to come, says ...

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Perpetual's profit up 8 per cent

Financial services firm Perpetual has posted a net profit after tax of $132 million for 2015-16, up 8 per cent on the previous financial year

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