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07 December 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Zenith warns against investor ‘apathy’

Investors who have piled into passive strategies will be in for a painful shock if “fully priced” markets crash, says Zenith. Speaking to ...

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Automation to drive demand for metals in 2018

The rise in the production of new technologies such as batteries, automated cars and solar panels will see an appetite for rare metals, while ...

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Premium China wins fixed income mandate

Premium China Funds Management has been awarded a fixed income mandate by Alpha Fund Managers. The Premium Asia Income Fund has been added to ...

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Investment bonds dominating multi-asset strategies

Investment bonds have enjoyed a resurgence of interest over the past 10 years, says Zenith Investment Partners. According to Zenith’s latest ...

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BetaShares launches responsible ETF

BetaShares has launched a new Australian company ETF that employs both positive and negative ethical screens. The Australian Sustainability Leaders ...

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Cash rate remains on hold in December

The Reserve Bank of Australia has elected to keep the official cash rate on hold at its December monetary policy meeting. For the 16th month in a ...

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US equities ‘one of the biggest risks’ in 2018

As US equities approach the top of the market cycle, investors should look elsewhere for bottom-up opportunities, says Franklin Templeton

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Merrill Lynch fined $140,000 by ASIC

Brokerage firm Merrill Lynch Equities has paid a penalty to comply with an infringement notice issued by ASIC’s Markets Disciplinary Panel

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Transaction costs could be bitcoin's downfall

Rising transaction costs are likely to be a good predictor of the next crash in the price of bitcoin, according to CME Group. Speaking to ...

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Rocky road ahead for Aussie equities in 2018

Normalising interest rates, geopolitical risks and “patchy” consumer confidence will be on the horizon for Australian equities in 2018, says Janus ...

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