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16 December 2021 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

We’re not going to see Omicron derail the recovery: Frydenberg

Australia has performed more strongly than any major advanced economy amid the greatest economic shock since the Great Depression, the Treasurer said ...

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RBA likely to finish bond buying program in May

The Reserve Bank’s $350 billion bond buying program will likely wrap up in May, governor Philip Lowe said on Thursday. In a speech addressing the ...

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Australian crypto exchange supports government regulation

Cointree has joined a number of crypto exchanges in welcoming new cryptocurrency regulation. Crypto exchange Cointree has voiced its support for ...

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World’s central banks head for last rate call of 2021

The focus this week turns to the central banks with the Fed, ECB, BoE and Bank of Japan all meeting. Economists believe an accelerated Fed bond ...

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AUSTRAC provides guidance to financial sector on preventing support payment fraud

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre has partnered with Services Australia to fight fraud. AUSTRAC and Services Australia have ...

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Women in leadership still have a long way to go: Jane Hume

Speaking at the Women in Finance Awards 2021, the financial services minister commended the sector for making strides in gender equality but said a ...

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ASIC identifies focus areas for upcoming financial reports

The regulator has called on companies to focus on a number of key areas in their financial reports. Highlighting the crucial importance of properly ...

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RBA entertains the idea of issuing an eAUD

The RBA is entertaining the possibility of issuing a digital currency or an eAUD. The fast evolution of technology could see the Reserve Bank of ...

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ANZ admits to misleading half a million customers

ANZ has been slapped with a lawsuit for allegedly misleading half a million customers in a $200 million failure. ASIC has commenced civil penalty ...

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RBA changes tune, opts for ‘data’ over crystal-ball gazing

Unsurprisingly, the Reserve Bank held the cash rate at a record low 0.1 per cent on Tuesday, but for the first time in a long time it removed any ...

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