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20 January 2025 • By InvestorDaily team • 1 min read

Iress announces exit from super industry

Iress has decided to divest its super business after a strategic review. Iress has entered into a binding share sale and purchase agreement to ...

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Insignia opens books to CC Capital

The financial services firm has said it would provide CC Capital with limited access to “non-public” information to perform due diligence on its ...

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Economist predicts tumultuous week ahead as Trump returns to White House

An economist has predicted a tumultuous week ahead as Donald Trump makes his return to the presidency. Donald Trump’s return to the White House ...

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How this $300bn fund is positioned to navigate volatility in 2025

While some market segments may experience heightened volatility, ART’s CIO, Ian Patrick, has said the fund will take a strategic approach to ...

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Bank credit risks rise as APRA ends hybrid era

APRA’s decision to phase out the hybrid market by 2032 may lead credit rating agencies to downgrade the credit profiles of “some Australian banks”, ...

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Super funds key players in 2025 M&A landscape, HSF predicts

Super funds are expected to emerge as major players in the 2025 M&A landscape, according to a law firm. Superannuation funds are poised to ...

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Moody’s changes outlook for global asset managers to ‘stable’

The credit ratings company believes that asset managers globally are set to benefit from changing macroeconomic conditions but isn’t ruling out ...

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CC Capital bumps up offer in Insignia takeover battle

New York-based firm CC Capital has bumped up its offer to stay ahead of rival bidder Bain Capital. In an ASX announcement on Friday morning, ...

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Can clean energy stocks rebound in 2025?

Clean energy stocks have faced an uphill battle over the last 24 months, but certain conditions could see the sector recover in 2025, according to an ...

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Australia tops APAC for ESG push in exec incentives

While Australia leads the APAC in the implementation of ESG metrics, the broader region lags global counterparts. The vast majority (92 per cent) ...

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