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23 March 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Government set to unleash third stimulus

The latest measures announced by the federal government will not be the last, with the final bill for the stimulus likely to run into the hundreds of ...

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Regulator dumps 2020 agenda, prioritises coronavirus response

The prudential watchdog has suspended the majority of its planned policy and supervision initiatives in response to the impact of COVID-19

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Big four bank to lose executive

An executive with 10 years’ experience is the latest in a string of departures from one of Australia’s major banks. NAB announced that chief ...

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Regulator freezes Queensland investment firm’s license 

ASIC has suspended the AFS license of a Queensland financial services provider for three months. Longhou Capital Markets has copped the suspension ...

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Investors need climate policies: Government body

A new report from a government agency has called attention to the role of investors in climate action, proposing standardised climate risk disclosure, ...

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Banks come out swinging against recession

The industry has announced a raft of measures to support households and businesses in a move that could revive their reputation and ward off recession

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Bushfire survivors urge banks to exit fossil fuels

A group of bushfire survivors has penned an open letter to the big four banks, calling on the financial institutions to stop funding fossil fuel ...

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Federal budget delayed

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that the federal budget will not be handed down until later this year and shared details on the second ...

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RBA announces joint agreement with Fed

The latest move by the central banks will help to “lessen strains in global US dollar funding markets”.  The RBA and the Fed will establish a ...

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‘Keep our super strong’

Allowing Australians to access their superannuation now would only “crystallise losses”, according to a leading industry body. Talk has built over ...

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