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13 April 2022 • By Jon Bragg • 1 min read

Mutual bank, credit union move forward with merger plans

The merger is set to create an organisation with 720,000 members and total assets of over $22.5 billion. Heritage Bank and People’s Choice Credit ...

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Last chance to have your say in our federal election poll

The federal election has been called for 21 May, with a new survey encouraging financial services professionals to share their thoughts due to close ...

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'Stagflation risks are intensifying'

Stagflation risks are intensifying, according to Fidelity. The trade and financial shocks from the Russia-Ukraine war, and associated sanctions, ...

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Lonsec exposes renewed investor interest in value stocks

If Australian investors were ever accused of being too smitten with bullish growth stocks, then their latest intrigue with bearish value stocks could ...

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Hejaz Income Fund sees boost to FUM

Demand for Sharia-compliant investment alternatives remains strong, according to Hejaz Financial Services. Hejaz Financial Services has reported a ...

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AIST pushes for super to be front and centre this election

The organisation has urged all candidates to declare their ongoing support for compulsory super. The Australian Institute of Superannuation ...

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Citi Australia names new MD

Nicki Ashton has rejoined Citi Australia in its markets business. Citi Australia has announced the appointment of Nicki Ashton as a managing ...

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Is China making the world green with envy?

If memories of thick smog blanketing the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics opening ceremony still resonate, then it might have been a shock to see the city ...

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Afterpay's loss surges to well over US$300m

Afterpay’s loss after tax ballooned to US$345.5 million in the first six months of 2021. In a sign that the buy now, pay later (BNPL) bubble has ...

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Iress ceases divestment of UK mortgages business

The investment software provider has announced it will not proceed with the move. On Tuesday, 12 April, Iress chief executive Andrew Walsh ...

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