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19 August 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Super wars heat up

The superannuation cold war has gone hot, with both sides trading barbs over a potential freeze in the SG increase while industry bodies insist ...

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ASFA blasts super raid for home buyers bid

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has labelled a proposal from a construction industry body for the early release of super for ...

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Equity Trustees shakes off COVID volatility

Strong growth in funds under management and solid strategy performance helped Equity Trustees avoid the massive COVID hits that have rocked reporting ...

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Optimistic Elliott sees silver lining in COVID cloud

ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott says the COVID-19 crisis will create huge opportunities for Australian business and that the bank is already seeing a ...

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ASIC obtains court orders against investment scammer

The corporate regulator has obtained orders from the Federal Court to appoint receivers to a NSW-based company caught impersonating a stockbroking ...

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AMP agrees to release Pahari report

The wealth giant has signalled it could be set to release the findings report resulting from the investigation into the sexual harassment allegations ...

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ANZ dishes out dividend

The bank has announced it will pay a dividend amidst strong performance and growth in home loans. ANZ saw its unaudited cash profit from continuing ...

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QSuper pulls $400m responsible mandate from AMP Capital

QSuper has withdrawn $400 million from AMP Capital as it has moved its Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) option in-house and rolled out its new ...

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COVID stalling economic equality for women

The timeframe for gender economic equality has been blown out to 36 years thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the latest Financy Women’s ...

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Changing of the guard at Platinum

Co-founder Kerr Neilson will step back from the investment team, while a new chairman will take over following the retirement of Michael Cole

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