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20 November 2019 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

RBA almost cut on Cup Day

What was widely considered to be a remote possibility was being given serious consideration in Martin Place as thousands of punters flocked to ...

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WTO reform could open new front in trade war

Another battle in the US-China trade war has been raging out of sight and could impact the forthcoming phase one deal. In July, a presidential ...

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Heatmap is short-term focused, investment manager warns

APRA’s new heatmap of superannuation performance could lack nuance and encourage a siloed focus on short-term performance, an investment manager has ...

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‘We failed to live up to our own standards’: NAB CEO

Acting NAB CEO Philip Chronican says that the bank failed to live up to their core values, but doesn’t believe those values need a reset

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ANZ CEO received remediation from bank

ANZ chief Shayne Elliott has revealed he was sent three remediation letters from the bank, insisting that the company will refund every single ...

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Regulators seek market infrastructure reforms

The Council of Financial Regulators has pushed ahead on reforms to financial market infrastructures, including enhancement of its licensing regimes as ...

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APRA urges lagging super funds to merge

The incoming head of APRA’s newly formed superannuation division has pushed for small and underperforming funds to consolidate, telling them to exit ...

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UBS royal commission wracked by disputes, delays

PNG’s royal commission into a UBS loan has been delayed after a dispute over tax clearance certificates. The Acting Commissioner General (ACG) of ...

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Regulation driving ESG take-up among institutions: State Street

New research from State Street Global Advisors has revealed that the need to meet fiduciary duties and regulation are the key drivers behind the ...

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Byres takes aim at remuneration pushback

APRA Chairman Wayne Byres has hit back at complaints about the regulator’s proposed overhauls to banker remuneration, calling them “strange and ...

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