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29 September 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

IPO floodgates open, fundie reports

Australian small-cap investors have an unprecedented opportunity to gain exposure to new company floats, with a spike in listings, according to small ...

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Loan losses, underpaid wages weigh on BOQ results

Bank of Queensland has flagged a $175 million loan impairment expense with a further $11 million provisioned for remediating underpaid staff, ahead of ...

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Former Credit Suisse Australia chief joins Ares

The former CEO of Credit Suisse Australia has joined the global alternative investment manager as the chairman of its Australia and New Zealand ...

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‘No time for stinginess’: think tank

A think tank that boasts a number of Liberal high-flyers has called for the government to unleash a Rudd-style fiscal stimulus. The Blueprint ...

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Mayfair investors facing total loss: liquidator

A liquidator’s report has found that M101 Nominees’ business was insolvent from the start and that unitholders likely won’t see a return – but ...

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Westpac shakes up senior management

Westpac’s group treasurer and the acting chief executive for its institutional business is set to retire in 2021 as the bank fills the role from ...

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Government could dismantle super: Hewson

A former Liberal Party leader has added fuel to political speculation that the government may be preparing to dismantle compulsory super, saying the ...

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MetLife commits to 30% emission reduction

MetLife has committed to shrink its greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent from 2019 levels, originate $20 billion in green investments and allocate ...

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Westpac backpedals on budget day rate cut

Westpac chief economist Bill Evans has revised his prediction for an October rate cut, saying the RBA will wait and see rather than going big for a ...

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Budget ‘badly bent’ but not broken: Deloitte

The government is staring down the barrel of massive budget deficits for the foreseeable future, but more spending will be needed to grow the economy ...

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