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03 October 2019 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Trade war hits key APAC industries

Trade tensions are dampening growth in industries major manufacturing and technology sectors throughout the Asia-Pacific, according to a report from ...

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Fund manager buys Queensland’s Dunk Island

A Queensland island that was almost destroyed by a cyclone is set for a billion-dollar facelift thanks to its recent $31.5 million purchase by an ...

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Court rules IOOF subsidiary neglected investors

The courts have ruled in favour of a group of retirees over lost investments in a forestry scheme, in a decision that could see IOOF subsidiary ...

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Hamilton Lane expands in Australia, releases new fund

Asset manager Hamilton Lane has broadened its presence within Australia and has launched a new fund aimed at wholesale and high-net-worth investors

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Resolution Capital launches real assets fund

Resolution Capital has rolled out its new Resolution Capital Real Assets Fund, with a new strategy allowing for up to half of its portfolio by gross ...

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RBA makes October cash rate call - 2019

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced where the cash rate will stand for October following its monthly board meeting.  The RBA has announced ...

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ANZ to drop Victoria, SA branches

ANZ has confirmed plans to close branches in Victoria and South Australia, adding to 20 being shut across the two states in the past year

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Home loan errors on the rise despite crackdown

UBS has warned that the proportion of home loan applications containing inaccuracies has increased, despite the introduction of tighter credit ...

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‘Widespread deception’: Fund manager calls out non-bank lenders

A Sydney-based fund manager says non-bank lenders are facilitating deception by failing to register and disclose mezzanine debt and secondary loans on ...

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Majority of experts predict October rate cut

The Reserve Bank is likely to cut the cash rate to a new record low of 0.75 per cent if not in tomorrow’s meeting, by November, according to a number ...

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