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20 January 2021 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Macquarie boosts board

Macquarie has almost achieved gender parity on its board with the addition of two new independent directors. Rebecca McGrath and Mike Roche will ...

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Time for common sense in super wars

The accusations that the government’s Your Future, Your Super reforms are “unduly focused” on industry funds have the ring of truth to them

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QIC launches private debt segment, recruits from AMP

QIC has unveiled a new private debt capability, to be led by the former global head of infrastructure debt at AMP Capital. Andrew Jones has been ...

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Xinja hands over deposits

The neobank has transferred its remaining $65,809 worth in deposits to NAB after it declared its exit from the industry. The transfers mark the ...

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Value strikes back: Mercer

The last quarter saw investment managers with exposure to value stocks and the energy and financial sectors come out on top, with a new survey showing ...

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Companies facing more ESG accountability at AGMs

Shareholders are increasingly taking advantage of annual general meetings to push ESG agendas, according to equity specialist Martin Currie Australia

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APRA hoses down calls for retail fund investigation

The prudential regulator has declined to investigate a major retail super fund for hiking insurance premiums by more than 40 per cent despite the ...

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COVID consequences ‘will come home to roost’

Markets are enjoying an easy ride despite the economic damage wreaked by COVID-19, but “there will be a reckoning”.  Munro Partners chief ...

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Frydenberg must ‘back or sack’ ASIC chair

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is “lost in a fog of indecision” as critics call for the release of a report on the ASIC expenses scandal and a decision on ...

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Stronger social practices pull higher returns

New research has shown that companies with good or improving social practices can potentially add up to 17 bps each month to investment returns

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