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08 May 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Shareholders launch first strike at AMP

The majority of voting shareholders protested AMP’s executive pay at its annual meeting, as its chairman disparaged the two-strike rule

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Could a ‘new economic order’ be on the cards?

A global asset manager sees COVID-19 bringing about a new era of government intervention in the global financial system, with previously unprecedented ...

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Companies tipped to pull $350bn in working capital

The hunt for capital in a COVID-19-strained economy has been forecast to see Australian companies squeeze a total of more than $350 billion, with as ...

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What comes after COVID-19?

Credit Suisse has warned that COVID-19 will be a “turning point” for investors as the global economy experiences sweeping structural change in the ...

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COVID-19 puts fossil fuels on backburner

As eyes now turn to the recovery, could the renewables sector offer hope to economies ravaged by the pandemic? With the IMF now predicting a ...

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Big four bank restructures private client arm

A big four bank has restructured its private wealth advice arm to sit within its broader retail banking division, in a move the bank says will better ...

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Investment consulting giant expands into retail

One of Australia’s largest investment consulting firms has entered the market for providing managed account services to financial advice practices

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Squeezed dividends could diminish ASX returns

Retirees, companies and investment managers alike are expected to be hit by capital retention policies alongside lower earnings across sectors, with ...

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New retail investors flood market despite ‘dangerous’ conditions

The corporate watchdog has expressed concern that retail investors could be playing with fire as the number of newcomers entering the market during ...

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Big four haven’t seen the worst

Australia’s big four banks have had a savage results season. But as they struggle to turn their royal commission reputations around, the worst could ...

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