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06 May 2021 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

McEwan keeps his eyes on the prize

NAB’s “clean set of results” gave chief executive Ross McEwan plenty of reasons to rest on his laurels on Thursday morning, but he instead stayed ...

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TCorp appoints funding, balance sheet head

NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp) has nabbed CBA’s head of programmatic funding, to lead its funding and balance sheet team. Rob Kenna has become ...

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Zenith recruits BlackRock BDM

Zenith Investment Partners has named a new business development manager, tasked with growing the investment consultancy’s managed accounts footprint ...

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IGCC CEO resigns 

The chief of the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) is set to step down after six years in the role.  Emma Herd is departing the organisation ...

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Crestone expands into SA with new team

Crestone Wealth Management has underpinned its expansion into the South Australian market with the appointment of a new team of investment ...

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Russell rolls out senior appointments

Global investment solutions firm Russell Investments has announced a slew of senior appointments at what it describes as a “critical time” for the ...

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BetaShares launches NZ push with new appointment

BetaShares has announced it will expand into New Zealand with an office in Auckland as funds under management continue to grow sharply.  Thom ...

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Citi nabs State Street transition management head

Citi has picked a new transition management and portfolio solutions director to serve in the Asia-Pacific region. James Clark has taken the role ...

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NAB in $3.2bn profit

The bank has seen profits rise as credit impairment charges drop precipitously and will double its dividend as a result.  NAB has reported a first ...

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‘We’re actually being squeezed’: Super funds pressured by proxy adviser crackdown

Super funds are in a tug of war between member and regulatory pressure for climate action and the government’s latest move clamping down on proxy ...

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