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07 February 2024 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read

GQG continues record-high FUM climb

The investment boutique has announced an increase in funds under management, surpassing its already record-high posting. GQG Partners has reported ...

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ASIC places interim stop order on managed fund

The regulator has halted the offers of Shield Master Fund. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has made interim stop orders ...

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Aware Super overhauls executive team, expands COO role

The $160 billion super fund has announced a revamp of its executive team structure. Aware Super is set to undergo an executive restructure which ...

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NAB appoints new group CEO

NAB has announced the appointment of a new group chief executive, effective from April. Andrew Irvine, who has served as NAB’s group executive ...

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RBA stays hawkish, says market pricing ‘not our forecast’

The RBA maintains a hawkish stance, leaving the door open for future rate hikes despite economists predicting rate cuts for 2024. As long as ...

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Stage 3 tax cut overhaul receives bipartisan support

The government’s changes to stage three tax cuts are now expected to sail through Parliament following backing from Dutton and the Coalition

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How ART’s dynamic asset allocation responds to unpredictable markets

With the assertion that market volatility can in fact lead to opportunity, Australian Retirement Trust’s chief economist, Brian Parker, has outlined ...

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Magellan continues FUM recovery at slow but steady pace

The fund manager has reported its third consecutive monthly increase in funds under management. Troubled fund manager ...

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New-look RBA announces first rate decision

The central bank has announced its first interest rate decision since a major revamp, which will see the board meet eight times a year instead of the ...

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Stage 3 tax changes undo crucial reform progress, warns economist

The stage three tax changes have undone Australia’s progress in tax reform, posing significant risks to productivity and living standards, according ...

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