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07 January 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

First State Super, HESTA buy windfarm

First State Super and HESTA have teamed up with infrastructure specialist Palisades Investments to acquire what they say is one of Australia’s largest ...

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Major banks rush to bushfire aid

The big four banks have committed to donating a collective $8.5 million to bushfire recovery efforts. Both CBA and ANZ have each pledged to give $1 ...

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Bushfires drain budget surplus

The Coalition has walked away from one of its cornerstone policies in the face of the bushfire emergency, pledging billions for a new agency that will ...

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2020 could be rockiest year on record

As 2019 ground to a close, things were looking up. That’s no longer the case. At the end of the year, the three horsemen of the apocalypse – ...

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Global asset managers face a tough decade

The next 10 years look to be even tougher for US-based active large-cap equity managers, according to Morningstar. In a research note on Janus ...

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Iran tensions shake global economy

Just as fears eased about the US-China trade war, the prospect of a shooting war with Iran has given economists more to worry about. With President ...

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Morningstar flags ‘significant risk’ in AMP advice strategy

Morningstar remains sceptical about embattled wealth manager AMP’s plans to turn around its financial advice business. Morningstar analyst Chanaka ...

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The 10 most-read news stories of 2019

Three cash rates, countless regulatory actions and the aftermath of the Hayne royal commission have dominated InvestorDaily headlines over the past 12 ...

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Australia continues to attract foreign capital

Lower interest rates and the loosening of banks’ lending requirements amid the local and global market challenges, which included a major federal ...

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Aussie stocks to perform well in 2020 despite fears: AMP

AMP Capital senior economist Diana Mousina believes the sharemarket returns will be positive in the new year despite the subdued growth outlook

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