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18 October 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Why did Latitude’s IPO fail?

It was poised to be one of the biggest public offerings of the year, but for a second time Latitude Financial failed to list on the ASX this week

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Royal commission has weakened regional banks

Bank of Queensland posted a 14 per cent fall in profits for the 2019 financial year as the fallout from the Hayne royal commission burdens smaller ...

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Wealth business to be built on client need: AMP

AMP’s recent changes to its wealth management business is around getting to a simpler business “led by client needs” and “not by selling products”, ...

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Aus investors flag turbulent global politics

Australian fixed-income investors have named political and geopolitical risk to be the greatest threat to domestic credit markets over the next 12 ...

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One-stop shop banking model unsustainable: Wisr

Smaller banks outside the big four will have to rethink how they operate with the traditional model of being a hub for all banking and financial ...

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Challenger holds steady as annuities sales plummet

Challenger recorded a slight incline in total assets under management to $84 billion in the first quarter of financial year 2020, up 3 per cent ...

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EMD creates risk and reward in the Asia Pacific

Aussie investors might be missing billion-dollar EMD opportunities on their doorstep, but are the risks greater than the rewards? Commercial ...

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State Street warns against overpaying for defensive stocks

When defensive equity positions become more appealing, stocks that exhibit lower risk attributes, including low beta stocks and stocks in ...

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First Sentier eyes ASX tech darlings

The freshly rebranded CFSGAM business kicked off its adviser roadshows by highlighting a few of the benefits of paying active management fees

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Fortunes flag for Perpetual

Perpetual Investment’s funds under management (FUM) have decreased by $1.1 billion over the last quarter as the market continues its move away from ...

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