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01 April 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

RBA throws out forecasts

The hit from the coronavirus is likely to stretch beyond June, but the RBA says it has “no appetite” for certain unconventional policy measures

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Coronavirus pushing global growth below zero

Forecasts have placed global GDP growth as low as -10 per cent for the first half, while the IMF has indicated it is concerned for the year ahead

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ASX 200 dividends tipped to shrink by third or more

An investment manager has predicted ASX 200 payouts could be cut by a third or more during the next 12 months, with the coronavirus outbreak to ...

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Buyer seeks exit from super research house sale

The sale of a superannuation research hub has hit a bump, with the buyer signalling it wants out in the current market conditions. Zenith ...

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MP scrutinises super liquidity

An MP has raised questions around superannuation funds’ claims of liquidity issues, after they presented evidence showing otherwise to a government ...

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Banking giant goes green

A multinational investment bank has become the latest institution to go green, promising to become a “net zero bank” by 2050. Barclays has ...

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Coronavirus to upend investment, business: asset management giant

The coronavirus pandemic will change how investors and the economy operate, the chief of the world’s largest asset manager has indicated, with the ...

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Super is no ‘sacred cow’: Hume

Senator Jane Hume has warned super funds to stop dragging their feet and allow members to withdraw their funds. The second tranche of the ...

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Finance falling behind on cybercrime

Finance is constantly under threat from data breaches and new forms of cybercrime, but many institutions are still failing to take action

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Third stimulus announced

The “unprecedented” package aims to prevent firms from laying off employees in order to ensure the economy “bounces back” once the threat of the ...

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