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25 February 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Former investment analyst pleads guilty to Big Un insider trading

BREAKING A former investment analyst has pleaded guilty to insider trading and communicating inside information relating to the purchase and sale of ...

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MyState bumps up profit with wealth revamp

MyState’s profit has elevated by 5.4 per cent for the half year, with the company anticipating the launch of its new funds platform will propel its ...

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APRA amplifies climate risk monitoring

The prudential regulator has ramped up its efforts around setting how financial institutions prepare for climate change, indicating it will be stress ...

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APRA to embed climate in stress tests

Major financial institutions will have to answer for how well prepared they are for climate change, as the prudential regulator reshapes its stress ...

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Hume promises more super choice

Senator Jane Hume has called out employers that lock their employees into super funds, saying it was “crazy” that people weren’t permitted a choice

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Worry about ‘carbon footpath’, not footprint: AXA

Investors should be carefully considering rapid climate-based divestments, with point-in-time decisions causing unintended consequences for portfolio ...

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Climate threatens energy security: ESB

The introduction of renewables has progressed at a “remarkable pace”, but climate change poses a risk to the security of the national market, ...

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BlueScope profits tumble

BlueScope profits have taken a massive hit off the back of weaker steel prices, and warned that their China business will be “heavily impacted” by the ...

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HSBC commences overhaul as profit shrinks

A reported 35,000 jobs are to be shed at HSBC in the next three years, as part of a group-wide restructuring, after the company’s profit plummeted in ...

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Global growth ‘fragile’: IMF

Global growth is bottoming out but the projected recovery of the world’s developed economies remains uncertain, according to data from the IMF

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