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15 November 2022 • By • 1 min read

AMP flags delay with sale of Collimate Capital

The sale may not be completed in November as previously expected. AMP has indicated that the sale of Collimate Capital’s domestic infrastructure ...

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Report claims up to 60% financial downside risk from climate change

The Thinking Ahead Institute, an investment research member group, says investors could face a 50 to 60 per cent downside to existing assets by the ...

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APRA proposes ‘enhanced’ risk management obligations for super funds

The prudential regulator has proposed new reforms aimed at protecting superannuation fund members from “poor operational risk event outcomes”

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Former Macquarie chairman to join board of UniSuper

The new appointee will also chair the super fund’s investment committee. Peter Warne will join the UniSuper board as an independent, non-executive ...

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Australian companies target offshore expansion in 2023

Mid-sized Australian companies are eyeing offshore expansion in 2023, according to an HSBC survey. In its new Business Balancing Act survey, HSBC ...

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Australia headed for ‘rate cut resistant recession’: Deutsche Bank

The global investment bank is expecting Australia to slip into recession next year, underpinned by inflationary pressures and sharper-than-anticipated ...

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Global banking executives ‘cautiously optimistic’ about future

While being generally optimistic, executives are conscious of the risks that lay ahead. A new survey by Economist Impact has found that banking ...

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Share market could see green amid absence of ‘red wave’

The results of the US midterm elections could help spur positive share market conditions over the next 12 months. A weaker than anticipated result ...

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Pendal and Perpetual schedule a court date

Pendal and Perpetual are due to meet in the Supreme Court of NSW on 16 November. The Supreme Court of NSW will consider whether the meeting of ...

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Major banks settle class actions over consumer credit insurance

Three settlements worth more than $126 million have been reached.  Slater and Gordon has announced it has reached settlements worth over $126 ...

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