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28 July 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Labor demands retirement review release

Labor shadow ministers have urged for the immediate release of the Retirement Income Review’s report, having raised concerns around transparency and ...

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Franklin Templeton announces senior appointments, departures

Franklin Templeton has announced the appointment of a new head of APAC, as well as the departure of a number of executives ahead of its acquisition of ...

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All super funds could face fraud: AUSTRAC

Superannuation funds should remain vigilant for suspicious activity during the early release scheme, AUSTRAC has warned, as the industry’s levels of ...

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Investors underestimate water stress: BlackRock

BlackRock believes that water stress is an “underappreciated risk” and that companies resilient to it will fetch a premium in the transition to a ...

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Westpac doubles its AUSTRAC trouble

Just weeks after publicly flagellating itself over a string of internal failures, Westpac has revealed that its problems with AUSTRAC are far from ...

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Are markets complacent?

Investors are climbing a wall of worry. Will their faith in policymakers pay off, or do they need to take more decisive action? The structural ...

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Westpac appoints new COO

The bank has announced the appointment of a new chief operating officer and the departure of a key executive. Scott Collary will lead Westpac’s new ...

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Goldman Sachs settles corruption scandal for $5.4bn

Goldman Sachs has agreed to a US$3.9 billion ($5.4 billion) settlement with the Malaysian government for its involvement in the 1MDB corruption and ...

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Funds pay out almost 4m release applications

Super funds have now processed almost 4 million applications for early release as the prudential regulator revealed the latest round of payments data ...

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More stimulus on the way: UBS

One of the world’s largest investment banks believes the government will need to unleash more fiscal stimulus if it wants to keep its head above water

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