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14 October 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Westpac drops overseas businesses

Westpac is set to consolidate a number of its international operations in a move it hopes will simplify its operations and improve capital efficiency

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AMP scandal reflects greater industry issues, senator says

AMP is not the only financial services company with cultural skeletons in its closet, senator Deborah O'Neill has warned, with the politician ...

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IFM Investors pledges net zero by 2050

IFM Investors has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions across its asset classes targeting net zero by 2050. The fund manager has ...

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CBA narrowly dodges shareholder strike

The big four bank saw around a fifth of shareholders protest its executive pay and the gifting of $1.6 million in shares to its chief at its annual ...

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Financial services nudged to account for aged care 

The financial services industry could need to consider how it integrates with aged care, as the minister for superannuation has said the government ...

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Certainty grows on a Melbourne Cup rate cut

Australia is likely to see interest rates cut to zero on Melbourne Cup Day, with rates remaining around this level for the next decade as the economy ...

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MLC exec jumps ship

MLC’s former remediation general manager has moved to a global law firm in the aftermath of the wealth giant’s acquisition by IOOF. Chris Baker ...

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Alphinity sharpens ESG edge with key appointments

The boutique fund manager has strengthened its ESG investment and research capabilities as it moves to embed ESG across its domestic and global ...

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JANA slams ‘draconian’ super reforms

Australia’s largest investment consultant believes the government’s superannuation reforms are “heavy-handed” and that “there isn’t a problem to fix”

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No board member is irreplaceable: APRA

APRA’s deputy chair has issued a warning to superannuation chairs, demanding they step up their boards, as the regulator has signalled it will work ...

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