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28 December 2018 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Fidelity sees high probability of Chinese currency devaluation

Alex Duffy, portfolio manager at the Fidelity Global Emerging Markets Fund, sees volatility continuing next year with potentially greater dispersion ...

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Freedom Insurance warns of $10m loss

The listed life insurer has informed shareholders that it expects to post an EBITDA loss of up to $10 million for the six months to 31 December 2018

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Sustainable investment fund launched

Ausbil Investment Management have launched a fund specifically designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable investments.  The Ausbil Active ...

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Managed accounts improve financial advice

A new whitepaper has revealed that managed accounts drive better client engagement and improve the delivery of financial advice.  The whitepaper by ...

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Investors expect funds to be force for good

Today’s investors expect fund managers to be a force for good and to create lasting social change, according to one chief executive.  Legg Mason’s ...

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ANZ not ‘shrinking to greatness’, says CEO

While the major bank is determined to become a simpler organisation, it admits that it cannot blame its failures on the complexities of being a large ...

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APRA removes interest-only cap

The prudential regulator has announced that it will be removing its 30 per cent speed limit on interest-only lending from 1 January 2019

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‘We got it wrong’: NAB, ANZ suffer first strike over pay

Major banks NAB and ANZ have attracted first strikes as shareholders rejected their remuneration reports on Wednesday. An overwhelming 88 per cent ...

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Asset manager raises $228m via entitlement offer

Cromwell Property Group this week announced the successful completion of its accelerated non-renounceable entitlement offer of stapled securities, ...

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NAB CEO takes time off to recharge

NAB CEO Andrew Thorburn has revealed that he will be taking time off to “reflect and recharge” following a “relentless” 2018. In an internal ...

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