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12 April 2022 • By Paul Hemsley • 1 min read

Is China making the world green with envy?

If memories of thick smog blanketing the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics opening ceremony still resonate, then it might have been a shock to see the city ...

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Pendal rejects Perpetual's offer

Pendal has turned down Perpetual’s offer to acquire 100 per cent of the shares in Pendal for an indicative $6.23 per share, just minutes before ...

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Eco-warrior investors push to dump fossil fuels

It's been a staple of company fleets for a century, but the humble internal combustion engine will go the way of the dodo if environmentally conscious ...

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Investors swaying corporate ESG through unwavering activism

There’s a big push from investors to wield more control over how companies operate. Historically, there’s been a collective resistance from ...

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Big 4 bank ordered to pay $1.5m for mis-selling credit insurance

Westpac has been ordered to pay $1.5 million for mis-selling consumer credit insurance. The Federal Court has ordered Westpac to pay a $1.5 million ...

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GQG reports US$3.4bn inflow for the March quarter

GQG Partners has reported strong net inflows despite an extremely challenging macro environment. GQG Partners experienced net inflows of US$3.4 ...

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Inflationary chaos looms if central banks remain sluggish

Central banks across the world are at a moment of reckoning, faced with the reality of soaring energy costs and supply disruptions, which are leading ...

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Magellan reports slight lift in FUM

Magellan has reported a slight increase in funds under management, sending its shares to their highest level since late February. Magellan’s share ...

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CBA joins forces with European clearing house

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has teamed up with leading Paris-based clearing house LCH (London Clearing House) in a landmark partnership ...

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Australians’ individual debt pain set to double by 2025

As if Australian taxpayers didn’t have enough to worry about with soaring costs-of-living, the federal government’s deep dive into the red is expected ...

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