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05 October 2017 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Underweight China at your peril: Saxo Bank

Investors who choose to underweight China and India in their portfolios are likely to underperform over the coming decades, warns Saxo Bank

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Clean energy fund launched in Australia

Global fund manager Capital Dynamics has entered into a partnership with Channel Capital to provide clean energy infrastructure exposure to Australian ...

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Fed ‘policy error’ tipped to end bull run

The current eight-year bull run in equity markets will continue until an overly-aggressive US Federal Reserve tips the country into recession, ...

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RBA holds the line on rates

The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the official cash rate on hold for the 14th month in a row, but the case for a hike is starting to build

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Structured credit making a comeback: HSBC

Despite being tarnished by the GFC, floating-rate structured credit is returning to portfolios as investors look for a hedge against rising interest ...

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AusSuper sells down ME Bank stake

AustralianSuper has reduced its holding in the industry super fund-owned ME Bank to “better reflect the changed nature” of Australia’s superannuation ...

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Cyber security fintechs can help restore trust

The financial services industry should work closely with fintech cyber security start-ups to regain the trust of consumers, says QuintessenceLabs

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Returns not top priority for investors: Dimensional

‘Investment returns’ has been rated by investors across the globe as only the fourth most important value in their relationship with their financial ...

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AMP, ANZ licensee managers poached by NAB

NAB Financial Planning has recruited from rival organisations AMP and ANZ Wealth, appointing new state managers for NSW and Queensland. The bank ...

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Nothing ‘low risk’ about passive, says Natixis

Investors are labouring under a “misconception” that passive investment strategies carry lower levels of risk, warns Natixis Global Asset Management

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