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21 November 2022 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read

CFS announces sustainable growth fund

Colonial First State has launched Thrive+, a new sustainable growth fund to tap into the growing market of Australians that want a sustainable super ...

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Government begins consulting on BNPL regulation

Three options have been put forward for regulating the sector. The Albanese government is seeking feedback on three potential options for ...

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Perpetual announces new head of equities following resignation

The firm has promoted its deputy head of equities. Perpetual has promoted Vince Pezullo to the role of head of equities within Perpetual Asset ...

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Is crypto a ‘crazy’ investment?

A new wave of criticism for crypto has come in the wake of the FTX collapse. Some of the biggest names in finance have renewed their cautions and ...

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The next green wave is on the horizon, says UBS

UBS has released a new white paper exploring how the financial sector can be most impactful in facilitating decarbonisation. While companies, ...

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Macroeconomic concerns ignite shift in investor portfolios

Specialist consultant bfinance has released its biennial global asset owner survey. Bfinance queried 396 senior investors whose institutions are ...

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Fund manager predicts falling profitability

The co-chief investment officer of fund manager Talaria Capital says market commentators forecasting further expansion in corporate profits are living ...

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Market ‘anxiously awaits’ RBA Lowe’s upcoming speech

Philip Lowe will deliver a speech on “price stability, the supply side and prosperity”. As the Reserve Bank (RBA) prepares to hand down its final ...

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NAB to shutter custody business

The winding down of NAB Asset Servicing is expected to take around three years. The only major domestic bank to still provide custody services, ...

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‘Landmark’ transaction as CBA prepays for carbon credits

The bank has backed Forever Wild and Corporate Carbon in a $1.7 million deal. The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has announced it has prepaid for a ...

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