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21 July 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Borrowing big is ‘in national interest’: Lowe

The public balance sheet is well placed to cushion the economic blow of COVID-19 and the government should be borrowing more, says RBA governor Lowe

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The Team Australia moment is over

The Morrison government is poised to remove a safety net that millions of Australians have come to rely on. Will the economy sink or swim? Many ...

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Institutional investors racking up bond ETFs: BlackRock

The asset management giant has forecast that institutional investors will double fixed-income ETF assets in the next four years, after it saw the ...

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Stimulus extension revealed

The Morrison Government has unveiled significant changes to JobKeeper and JobSeeker as it attempts to avoid September’s fiscal cliff.  The overhaul ...

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FSC launches funds management committee with board additions

The Financial Services Council has added four investment heavyweights to its board, as it has rolled out a new fund management committee to drive its ...

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Derivatives issuer cops suspension

ASIC has suspended the licence of a controversial retail over-the-counter derivatives issuer until 23 September 2020.  Union Standard International ...

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HUB24 FUA up by a third

HUB24 recorded a 34 per cent rise in funds under administration during the financial year from the year prior, to $17.2 billion, with record annual ...

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Top fundies picked healthcare, IT: Mercer

Investment managers with longer-term investment strategies and key allocations in healthcare and IT came out on top through the COVID volatility, ...

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Super funds finish financial year on rebound

Super funds have managed to navigate the COVID-induced financial crisis to fare better than expected, Chant West has reported, with half the growth ...

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COVID fractures US-China relations

COVID-19 may have put a nail in the coffin of US-China relations, with a resurgence in trade tensions likely as they compete for global dominance

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