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17 December 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Unemployment expected to reach pre-COVID level in 2024

Unemployment is forecast to take around four years to rebound to pre-pandemic levels, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed, with the government ...

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Asset managers commit to net-zero emissions

UBS, IFM Investors and AXA Investment Management are among a group of 30 asset managers who have pledged to have net-zero emissions by 2050 across ...

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Investors want crackdown on greenwashing: CFA Institute

A new survey from the investment management association has revealed while sustainable investing accelerated through the COVID pandemic, there are ...

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Westpac puts horror year behind it

It’s a time for change at Australia’s oldest bank as Westpac looks to resume more consistent dividend payouts and refresh its reputation in the wake ...

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BlackRock backs shareholders in climate push

BlackRock has sent a stern warning to the C-suite that the need for “urgent action” to address climate change will see it back more shareholder ...

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APAC investor optimism higher year-on-year

There has been a slight rise in Asia-Pacific institutional investors who are positive about the long-term compared to this time last year, with a new ...

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US equities tipped to lag in coming decade

The US market is expected to underperform its international peers during the next 10 years, Vanguard economists have said, as value stocks are ...

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Investors tilting defensive, expecting rising risks

A new survey has shown institutional investors are approaching 2021 cautiously, amid fears markets have underestimated the long-term impacts of the ...

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CIP Asset Management enters retail market

Alternative credit manager CIP Asset Management has stepped into the retail fixed-income segment, with the launch of a new fund. CIP Asset ...

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Female employment rebounding at faster rate

Australian women are recovering from the early financial hits of the COVID crisis at a faster rate than their male counterparts, according to the ...

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