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05 January 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Tough 2016 ahead for emerging markets

Emerging markets will suffer throughout 2016 as developed economies begin to hike interest rates, says JP Morgan. Speaking on a panel hosted by ...

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NAB Asset Servicing announces interim boss

NAB has named David Knights as the acting executive general manager of asset servicing following the resignation of Matt Brown in December

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Investor confidence inches up in December

Rising investor confidence in Europe and Asia in December was offset by a decrease in risk appetite in the US, according to State Street

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LGsuper to launch rebrand in February

LGsuper will change its name to Local Government Investment Australia, or LGIAsuper, next month. The fund, which invests the retirement savings of ...

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Make super changes a priority: Towers Watson

The Turnbull government must announce any changes to the taxation of superannuation as quickly as possible in order to maintain confidence in the ...

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Deflation fears likely to ease, says NAB

A stabilisation of commodity prices at low levels could be the catalyst for a resurgence of inflation in developed economies, according to NAB's ...

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Developed markets to rebound in 2016

Investors can expect better returns from developed markets in 2016 than they experienced last year, says JP Morgan Asset Management – but double-digit ...

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Australian bank oligopoly 'strong and well'

Long-dominant oligopolies within supermarkets, general insurance and telecoms may be breaking down, but the strong position of the big four banks is ...

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Resources yields 'too good to be true'

Investors should shun the "unsustainably high yields" of the resources sector in favour of "solid" industrial sectors like diversified financials and ...

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Big banks to embrace robo-advice in 2016

In 2016 robo-advice is likely to become a channel that further expands the vertically-integrated banking system in Australia, warns SelfWealth founder ...

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