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31 March 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Coronavirus to upend investment, business: asset management giant

The coronavirus pandemic will change how investors and the economy operate, the chief of the world’s largest asset manager has indicated, with the ...

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Third stimulus announced

The “unprecedented” package aims to prevent firms from laying off employees in order to ensure the economy “bounces back” once the threat of the ...

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Wealth group withdraws guidance

A wealth management group has dumped its previous earnings guidance, indicating the pandemic-driven market weakness will drag its fund management and ...

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Over third of investors unhappy with downturn performance: survey

Diversifying strategies has failed to pay off for a number of investors, with a survey finding more than a third using investment grade credit ...

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Banks bring out big guns

Australia’s biggest banks have expanded their support for customers impacted by the coronavirus with a slew of new measures to fight off recession

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Aus GDP tipped to see 15% peak-to-trough hit

As the world ramps up its response to the coronavirus outbreak, an investment manager has projected a GDP contraction of around 15 per cent ...

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Risk index spikes at record high

Systemic risk has hit an all-time high, a financial services giant has reported, with the coronavirus pandemic continuing to take hold of the market

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‘We’re seeing something we’ve never seen’

One of the world’s largest investment banks says it’s impossible to tell when the global economy will reopen for business as draconian containment ...

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World grapples with prospect of failed states

The coronavirus will ravage emerging markets, and the economic impacts of the outbreak are likely to linger for years. Advanced economies have been ...

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US stimulus passed – but is it enough?

  The US Senate has agreed on a massive $2 trillion stimulus package that has sent markets surging, but they might be out of ammunition

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