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David Bryant

13 July 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

New Mercer boss commences

Multinational investment group Mercer has seen a former Australian Unity wealth boss and chief investment officer start as its new Australian and ...

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COVID-19 recession on track for a quick recovery

China is leading the way to a COVID-19 recovery, which bodes well for metrics across the rest of the world. “China was the first country to emerge ...

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‘We are not out of the woods’

The IMF has warned that fiscal support will need to remain “supportive and flexible” until the economic recovery is assured despite massive levels of ...

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Corporate debt skyrockets

Corporate debt will soar by a record $1.45 trillion this year alone, and a looming deleveraging cycle may create a “once-in-a-decade event” for credit ...

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Local Government Super certified carbon-neutral

Local Government Super has achieved carbon-neutral status, becoming the fifth Australian super fund to hold the certification. The $11 billion fund ...

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Bell Financial Group indicates profit rise

  Bell Financial Group has outlined that it expects its profit for the first half of 2020 to be up 5 per cent year-on-year. The ASX-listed ...

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Super sector should follow SMSF lead

APRA-regulated super funds could create better member outcomes by taking the same approach as SMSFs, according to research from Rice Warner

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Deutsche Bank cops $216.1m penalty for Epstein transactions

Deutsche Bank and a number of its US arms have agreed to pay US$150 million ($216.1 million) in penalties for compliance failures around its dealings ...

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ETFs see record inflows

Aussie investors turned to ETFs in “record numbers” through the COVID-19 crisis, according to new research from BetaShares. While the fall in asset ...

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ScoMo has bet the future on Hong Kong

ScoMo has turned to Hong Kong to shape Australia’s economic recovery in a move that China has blasted as “gross interference”. The government has ...

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