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25 March 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

‘Time to start thinking about the post-crisis world’

Pent-up demand and fiscal stimulus could see the return of the bull market in a matter of months, but investors should be rethinking their assumptions ...

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‘Shotgun’ early super release to ‘come back and bite’: researcher

A specialist research house has warned the early superannuation release measure will see tens of billions of dollars of assets dumped into declining ...

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Industry super funds slice unlisted asset values

Industry super funds have moved to shave the values of their unlisted assets in response to the coronavirus-shaken market conditions, with their ...

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‘No respite’ for oil and gas

Rolling global lockdowns will pummel the energy sector, with greater diversification needed if the industry is to survive the crisis. Travel ...

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Banking, wealth group chief cancels retirement

The chief executive of a Tasmanian banking and wealth management group has decided to stay on in his role, dumping his original plan to retire in June

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‘Overstated’ stimulus won’t save the economy

An unprecedented policy response will only be enough to “partly offset” the economic damage of the coronavirus outbreak, according to new analysis ...

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Funds rush to raise sell spreads as liquidity evaporates

A number of fund managers have said that trading of credit has vaporised, with a new report capturing a range of managers recently raising the sell ...

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Global investment manager appoints new Australia CEO

One of the world’s largest investment managers has appointed an industry veteran as CEO of its Australia business.  David Bryant, currently CEO of ...

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Aussie neobank gets massive cash splash

One of Australia’s underdog neobanks has received hundreds of millions in funding from a global banking industry investor. Xinja received $443 ...

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IMF to empty coffers

The IMF is prepared to unleash all of its lending capacity to rescue countries embroiled in a global recession that could be worse than the GFC

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