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17 May 2023 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read

Rising female underemployment rate overshadows other victories

Women’s financial progress has faltered for the second quarter in a row alongside cost-of-living pressures. According to the latest Financy Women’s ...

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Praemium welcomes new chief technology officer

Richard Large joins the company’s executive leadership. Praemium has announced the appointment of Richard Large as chief technology officer (CTO), ...

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Triple threat signals ‘rougher times ahead’ for commercial property

Commercial property returns face a trident of headwinds, with macroeconomic and structural developments threatening to prolong weakness across the ...

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RBA warns further hikes may be needed to extinguish inflation threat

The central bank has released the minutes of its latest board meeting, outlining the reasoning behind its May rate hike. The Reserve Bank of ...

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Cbus targets further internalisation in new 5-year strategy

The industry super fund is aiming to manage half of its assets in-house. Cbus Super has unveiled a new five-year investment strategy in which the ...

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Ariel Investments launches Emerging Markets Value portfolios in Australia

The global value-based asset management firm has introduced two new strategies. Global value-based asset management firm Ariel Investments has ...

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BlackRock appoints new head of client business

The asset manager said that it has made the appointment to support client growth. BlackRock Australia has announced the appointment of Jonathan ...

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Hostplus exceeds $100bn in FUM

The Australian super fund has surpassed $100 billion in funds under management. Hostplus has surpassed $100 billion in funds under management ...

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Could structural inflation spell the demise of property growth?

Australians like to believe property values double every 10 years. It doesn’t — and the next decade could see annual growth rates of around 3 per cent ...

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VanEck introduces ‘first of its kind’ short-term US Treasury bond ETF

The firm says that the new ETF will be the first of its kind to be available on the ASX. VanEck has announced that it will soon begin providing ...

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