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Samantha Findley

16 July 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Former NAB strategic business head joins Gordon Brothers

Global advisory, restructuring and investment firm Gordon Brothers has appointed a previous NAB head of hub, strategic business services to its ...

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‘We cannot be complacent’: Quarles

Markets could still see a return to the unprecedented volatility of March – and this time, central banks might not bail them out. In a letter to ...

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Evans & Partners picks distribution head

Wealth advisory and asset management business Evans & Partners has appointed a new head of distribution for its international equity fund

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Sentiment slumps on second wave

The impressive gains in consumer sentiment have been wiped out by a second wave of COVID-19 cases and could be set to sink lower. The ...

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Aus active, strategic-beta ETPs surge

Assets in Australian active and strategic-beta exchange-traded products more than doubled last year according to a new report. Morningstar has ...

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ASIC grilled over remediation failures

ASIC has been taken to task for its failure to bring the big four banks into line after it was revealed they were splurging on consultants rather than ...

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Pendal cops $2.5bn outflows

Pendal Group recorded $2.5 billion in net outflows during the three months leading to June, with clients shifting $1 billion from European strategies, ...

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Citi earnings plunge with COVID onslaught

Citigroup saw its net income for the second quarter of the year plummet by 73 per cent from its year before, as the pandemic increased credit costs ...

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JPMorgan posts record revenue ahead of ‘moment of truth’

JPMorgan Chase has posted record revenue during the worst recession in a hundred years but warned that the economy would get worse before it gets ...

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Super member satisfaction up year-on-year

New data from Roy Morgan has shown despite overall superannuation fund satisfaction was down from the month before in May, it had still significantly ...

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