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23 February 2023 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read

CBA Group Super pursues ART merger

The proposed merger would lead to a combined FUM of $230 billion. Commonwealth Bank Group Super (Group Super) has entered into a memorandum of ...

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AXA IM Investment Institute bolsters external committee

The four members provide insights on a range of topics including macroeconomics, climate change, biodiversity, and natural resources. AXA ...

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Perpetual posts profit drop in first post-merger results

The global financial services firm has declared that its performance was “solid” during the first half of the financial year. Perpetual has ...

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New ETF launches keep asset growth rate positive

Markets have been unsettled in recent years, but that hasn’t slowed the launch of new exchange-traded funds (ETFs). According to Morningstar, 2022 ...

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Wage growth slows but not enough for rate detour

The latest quarterly wage growth figures have “surprised” the market but are unlikely to dissuade the Reserve Bank from hiking the cash rate in the ...

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ASIC takes further action over ASX’s CHESS replacement program

The regulator will require ASX to produce two special reports. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has announced that it ...

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Link and Rest to extend longstanding super partnership

The two firms have agreed in principle to extend their partnership of 30 years. Link Group’s Retirement and Superannuation Solutions business and ...

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Third individual slapped with criminal charges in connection to Courtenay House

The man is the third individual to face criminal charges. David Sipina, of Croydon in NSW, has been charged with criminal offences relating to ...

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ASIC to get tough on cyber attack disclosure

In the wake of the largest fine for failing to follow market disclosure rules, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has come ...

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Australia can’t be a decarbonisation ‘laggard’

Australia risks becoming the victim of “information asymmetries” on climate reporting compared to its global counterparts, and having tariffs imposed ...

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