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18 March 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Active managers to come out on top, investors say

Active managers are set to surpass passive investing in the coming volatile period, a chief investment officer has said, as markets continue to be ...

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Weak wealth outcomes drag major bank’s credit rating

A credit ratings giant has downgraded a major Australian banking group, citing poor results across its wealth management and life insurance businesses

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Australia braces for massive virus hit

The coronavirus outbreak will lead to at least two quarters of “well below-trend growth”, sufficient to trigger rising unemployment, with any recovery ...

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‘Is there a way out?’

A massive combined offensive of fiscal, medical and monetary policy is required to dull the financial impacts of the coronavirus outbreak, according ...

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Coronavirus recession tipped to transform investing

The recovery from an anticipated coronavirus-triggered global recession will see a new era with fundamental shifts across how people live, do business ...

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Second stimulus on the way

The government is fast tracking a second wave of stimulus measures as Australia stares down the “grim reality” of a recession. The federal ...

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Asset manager expands into Queensland

A specialist investment manager has opened a new office in Brisbane, with plans to expand its assets across the Queensland state. Centuria Capital ...

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‘Equity markets can survive this crisis’

Investors need to keep their eyes open for opportunities as global markets continue to tumble in the coronavirus rout. Over the last few weeks, ...

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Finance giants suspend buybacks

Some of the world’s largest financial institutions have suspended share buyback programs as they grapple with the fallout of the market rout

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RBA extends liquidity boost

The RBA will extend the lifeline it offered banks last week as Australian markets continue to suffer from liquidity shortages amidst the global ...

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