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19 February 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Aus dividends lag behind world

Global dividends rose to a new high in 2019, but as shown by new data, Australia ranked among the weakest developed markets, with its payouts falling ...

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IPIF wants to ‘democratise’ infrastructure

Unlisted infrastructure can provide strong returns, but investors are increasingly being locked out of the asset class, according to Infrastructure ...

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Fiducian profit up 7%

Fiducian has posted a net profit of $5.3 million for the half, up by 7 per cent year-on-year, with the wealth group optimistic that it will grow with ...

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BHP profits surge despite uncertain outlook

BHP profits have jumped and the company will pay out a record dividend but could revise its outlook downward as global uncertainty weighs on commodity ...

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Bendigo Bank launches $300m raise as profit plunges

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has opened a $300 million capital raise as the company has recorded a 28.2 per cent drop in profit year-on-year for the ...

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APAC braces for virus hit

As the coronavirus death toll climbs, economies throughout the Asia Pacific are preparing for an impact greater than that of SARS. With the death ...

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QBE takes climate hit

QBE has recorded a surge in profits but drawn the ire of shareholders who believe it has failed to act on climate change risks as unusual weather ...

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AMP Capital shines through wealth setbacks

The royal commission has been an “unprecedented disaster” that “trashed” AMP’s brand, but both AMP Capital and AMP Bank will support the group’s ...

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No end in sight for trade war

Despite the hype, the signing of the Phase One deal has only seen US President Donald Trump escalate the trade war – and the worst is yet to come

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AMP blames royal commission for $6.3bn wealth outflows

In the year since the Hayne commission, AMP has not been able to remedy its burned reputation, failing to prevent it from striking its Australian ...

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