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Comyn to chair ABA

04 December 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Comyn to chair ABA

The Australian Banking Association Council has appointed CBA chief Matt Comyn as chair, alongside Bendigo and Adelaide Bank managing director Marnie ...

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Former ASIC super expert joins HUB24

HUB24 has added a former ASIC super specialist as a non-executive director on its board, indicating the investment platform is seeking to boost its ...

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International ETFs set to rise: Report

The Australian ETF market is expanding to accommodate growing demand for international exposure, with a focus on fast-growing Asian economies, ...

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Bligh backflips on Royal Commission

Australian Banking Association CEO Anna Bligh has changed her tune on the royal commission, saying “sunlight is a powerful disinfectant”

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‘Something has gone seriously wrong in the economy’: Fidelity 

Fidelity International cross-asset specialist Anthony Doyle has warned that the returns over the next decade won't be anything close to the stellar ...

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Most super funds hinting at incoming robo-advice

The majority of superannuation funds intend to increase their use of digital financial advice for their members in the coming year, ASIC has reported

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RBA holds steady

BREAKING The RBA has kept interest rates steady, with economists now predicting a cut in early 2020. While the prospect of a cut was heightened by ...

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ESG not just for millennials

Interest in ESG cuts across the generation gap, according to a survey by Franklin Templeton. An average of 88 per cent of respondents, including ...

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Citi communication gap linked to Westpac breaches

Labor MP Andrew Leigh has speculated a lack of upfront information from Citi contributed to Westpac’s downfall, with the US multinational being ...

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Analysts contradict RBA governor on QE

A Finder survey has found almost half of experts saying it was likely that Australia would experience quantitative easing in 2020, contrary to recent ...

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