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18 February 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Fiducian profit up 15%

Fiducian has seen its net underlying net profit after tax grow by 15 per cent over the half year ending 31 December, to $5.7 million from the prior ...

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Global ETFs gain $6.7tn in assets

The global ETF industry ended 2018 at $6.7 trillion in assets under management, posting an annual growth rate of 20 per cent since 2005, according the ...

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AMP Wealth earnings down 7.2% in 2018

AMP has revealed its earnings in its Australian wealth management business declined by $28 million over the 2018 financial year. In an announcement ...

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3 years until new banking inquiry

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has told the banks and regulators that they will face an inquiry down the track to ensure they have lifted their game ...

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The case for an interest rate cut

One global asset management firm has made a case for an interest rate cut from the RBA given current market conditions in Australia.  Nikko AM is a ...

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Suncorp profit plummets by almost half

The Suncorp Group delivered a net profit after tax attributable to owners of the company of $250 million for the half year, plunging by 45 per cent ...

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Investors call to remove weapons from indices

Institutional investors are calling on index providers to remove controversial weapons from global indices as part of a movement towards responsible ...

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EM demand grows despite market instability

Investment flows in emerging markets debts have reached their second highest inflow on record during the first week of February, despite asset class ...

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Macquarie raises forecast, shares spike

Macquarie Group saw its shares hit a three-month high on the ASX following its 3Q19 update, in which the bank upped its forecast for the full year, ...

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Trade in innovation can predict future growth

A global investment manager has pointed to the trade of ideas, rather than that of commodities, as the ultimate driver of global economic growth

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