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26 June 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Central banks warn 25% GDP loss without climate action

A coalition of central banks, including the RBA, has prepared its first set of standardised climate scenarios for future climate risk ...

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Government pulling fiscal support too early, economists warn

The Australian economy could be left teetering on a “financial cliff” in September, economists from St George and IFM have cautioned, as the ...

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JANA calls for clients to take climate action

Australia’s largest investment consulting firm is calling on its clients to factor climate change into major investment decisions, warning that it ...

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Global recession worse than it looks

The IMF has warned the economic fallout of COVID-19 will be more severe than expected as a “recovery like no other” gets underway. Global growth is ...

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Franklin Templeton chases advisers with fee cuts

Franklin Templeton has slashed management fees across a number of its retail and institutional funds, with the investment firm saying it is targeting ...

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AMP recovery could be ‘turbulent’, analysts say

AMP’s rebound from the reputational damage of the royal commission has remained uncertain, with analysts indicating it is too early to tell if the ...

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Expect zero dividend yields: Allan Gray CIO

Allan Gray has signalled that it is progressing on the basis that yields will be close to zero in the near future for the majority of ASX-listed ...

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NAB trading platform records 360% rise in new accounts

Big four bank-owned retail investing platform nabtrade saw new applications more than triple during the last three months, with new account openings ...

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Few top funds maintaining outperformance

A minority of high-performing Australian funds have been able to keep up their outperformance according to a new scorecard, with only 1

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Investment scams fleece $126m from Aussies

Australians were swindled out of a recorded $126 million through investment scams last year, with reported losses to a government agency surging by 59 ...

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