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11 December 2019 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Lowe blames Big Four for cost of international transfers

RBA Governor Philip Lowe has called out the high cost of cross-border payments, pinning some of the blame on the big four. Many people in the South ...

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Heatmap ignores full picture: SuperRatings

While others in superannuation have welcomed more industry transparency, consultant SuperRatings has slammed the publishing of superannuation data in ...

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Climate apocalypse will ravage the economy

The bushfire emergency provides a rare glimpse into the economic impacts of runaway climate change. As bushfires raged hundreds of kilometres away, ...

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BlackRock weighs in on Australia recession fears

The Australian economy is being almost entirely propped up by public sector jobs growth and infrastructure spending, according to BlackRock

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Link Fund Solutions picks COO, rolls out division changes

Link Fund Solutions has appointed Peter Sipek as its chief operating officer as part of a broader transformation initiative across the business

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APRA’s MySuper heatmap is a nightmare

If the prudential regulator was hoping to provide clarity on MySuper products it has failed miserably. Call me ignorant, but when APRA announced ...

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APRA releases heatmap

APRA has debuted its heatmap comparing the performance of MySuper options across superannuation funds, with the agency warning that no trustee is safe ...

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Vale Paul Volcker

Legendary Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker has passed away following a battle with prostate cancer. He was 92. Prior to serving in the Federal ...

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Cash and cheques on the decline: Lowe

People are carrying less cash than ever, but RBA Governor Philip Lowe says that hard currency will always have a place in the Australian economy

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Westpac, AUSTRAC make first court appearance

Westpac and AUSTRAC have started negotiating what they agree happened with the alleged 23 million breaches of anti-money laundering laws

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