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06 April 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Don’t doubt emerging markets

While emerging markets are likely to be hit hardest by the coronavirus, they’re still a worthy investment. Death tolls will be higher in emerging ...

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Is talk of a new Great Depression overblown?

An extraordinary government response means that the world is unlikely to see a repeat of the Great Depression. While millions are now unemployed ...

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China makes speedy recovery

Once the centre of the outbreak, China is now back on track and set to benefit from the global lockdown. China was the first country to institute ...

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OneVue lays claim on Sargon trustee sale

Superannuation technology provider OneVue has called out for its share in the sale of its previously owned trustee businesses, with the buyer, ...

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Investor consolidation could rise as virus adds to industry challenges

Many active fund managers had already copped net negative flows before the coronavirus pandemic hit, with a report warning if markets continue to ...

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Active management to be key as dividends axed, says manager

An Australian investment manager has tipped that as pandemic volatility is expected to force a 30 per cent reduction in dividends, active management ...

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Banks to be stretched by loan losses: Morningstar

Morningstar analysts have forecast a “troubling” outlook for the banks ahead, expecting the rise of unemployment and business closures will hit the ...

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Hostplus slashes unlisted asset values

Hostplus has followed the lead of other industry superannuation funds and devalued its unlisted investments, acknowledging the COVID-19 crisis has ...

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Emerging markets most at risk

One of the world’s largest investment banks has warned that emerging market economies have the most to lose in the outbreak. While emerging market ...

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Modern problems require modern (monetary) solutions

With the conventional policy arsenal now exhausted, the coronavirus outbreak could see the rise of “heterodox” Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)

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