Powered by MOMENTUM MEDIA
investor daily logo

Markets

markets

19 May 2019 • By Eliot Hastie and James Mitchell • 1 min read

Shorten steps down as coalition retains power

The Morrison government has declared victory at the 2019 federal election after another demonstration of the growing inaccuracy of predicting voting ...

READ MORE
icon

YBR to offload wealth management arm

Yellow Brick Road has announced intentions of either disposing of, outsourcing or restructuring its wealth business functions under a separate AFSL

READ MORE
icon

Australia farewells a national icon and legendary boozer

Bob Hawke had an affable charm and charisma that galvanized his character defects and turned them into treasures. Not everyone can live a public ...

READ MORE
icon

ANZ to change advice model

The major bank has today confirmed that it has stopped offering a financial advice service to new customers and will look to phase out the service it ...

READ MORE
icon

ASIC launches consultation for new standards

ASIC has initiated its public consultation on new standards for how financial firms handle consumer and small business complaints. The proposed ...

READ MORE
icon

Tax Institute releases election tax comparisons

The Tax Institute has released a comparison of the major Coalition versus Labor tax proposals right before the election on Saturday.  The budget ...

READ MORE
icon

YBR’s Mark Bouris falls foul of election laws

Yellow Brick Road founder and chairman Mark Bouris has been found by the electoral watchdog of breaching electoral laws by robo-calling voters warning ...

READ MORE
icon

APRA grants new foreign ADI licence

Société Générale has been granted a licence to operate as a foreign authorised deposit-taking institution by APRA.  The French institution, SocGen ...

READ MORE
icon

APRA accused of downplaying competition risks

A new report has found that APRA has “downplayed” and “dismissed” competition risks associated with its regulatory reforms, according to a new report

READ MORE
icon

ESG terminology to be redundant

The term ESG will be completely redundant in five years according to one fund manager as people realise you cannot separate ESG analysis from ...

READ MORE