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08 October 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

ANZ announces hit to profits

ANZ has released the impact that refunds and the royal commission have had to its full year cash profit. The bank has announced a $374 million hit ...

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AMP rejects open findings from commission hearings

AMP has objected to each of the open findings that were put forward by the counsel assisting the Hayne royal commission in the round 6 hearings on ...

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Platforms ‘big winners’ of wealth exodus

New-generation platforms have been the greatest beneficiary of the wealth management exodus of the major banks other than compliance organisations, ...

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Philanthropy can boost your business

Financial planners have an important role to play in raising funds for philanthropic organisations in Australia says trustee group. Australian ...

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Fidelity launches first active ETF

Fidelity International is set to launch its first Active ETF in the Australian market by the end of October. The Active ETF will be an emerging ...

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More women on ASX 200 boards, but parity uncertain

A report has found there is still a long way to gender parity on ASX 200 boards despite a recent improvement in female representation. According to ...

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Global asset management firm joins RIAA

A global asset manager has announced that its Australian arm has joined the Responsible Investment Association Australasia. Eaton Vance announced ...

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“No evidence that CommInsure acted less than honestly”: CommInsure

CommInsure’s round six submission to the royal commission has been published and the insurance group has denied one suggestion of misconduct

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Recession is inevitable: Robeco

Robeco has release its annual expected returns report and has told investors that a recession will happen at some point. Robeco’s Investment ...

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Credit reporting agency fined $3.5 million

Equifax, Australia’s largest consumer credit reporting agency has been fined $3.5 million for misleading, deceptive and unconscionable conduct. The ...

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